Absente Absinthe 10cl

Grande Absente 69, is a French Absinthe containing a higher amount of Thuyone (35mg/l) compared with other Absinthes which gives this a slight bitter taste. Drink in the traditional method with sugar or add to cocktails.

In 1805, Henri_louis Pernod founded the first absinthe distillery, Pernod Absinthe, made from a great variety of plants, including the famous wormwood (artemisia absinthium) became the source of inspiration for many painters and poets and enjoyed immen...

La Fee NV is a joy straight up or on the rocks, with your favourite energy drink, mixed with lemon soda, or as a substitute for rum in a Mojito... You get the picture - An original spirit whose characters combine to make a truly versatile addition to a...

La Fee was created from an authentic 19th century recipe and was developed in a French distillery under the supervision of Madame Delahaye. It contains a dozen or more plants, including 'Grande' and 'Petite' Absinthe (artemisia absinthium and artemisia...

La Fee Absinthe Blanche is based on an original 19th century recipe is association with the French Absinthe museum. Classic Blanche or nicknamed "La Bleue" in Switzerlland, has no secondary colouring stage and distilled with more fennel (comp...

Two Birds Absinthe is produced in small batches of only 100 bottles at a time, much like the rest of Two Birds fantastic and flavoursome collection of spirits. Absinthe has undergone a resurgence as of late and the complex blend of wormwood, aniseed an...

Morvedren is made by the guys at the Pocketful Of Stones Distillery and is the first absinthe to be made in Cornwall. It uses wormwood grown locally to the distillery and the artwork on the packaging is outstanding. It depicts the Morver...

This is the taste of true French absinthe superieure in a handy 20cl. Sandlewood spice and earthy wormwood, anis with fresh herbal aroma.

La Fee Bohemian Absinth re-creates the traditional Bohemian drink that was produced in the 1920s, with subtle herbal undertones of fennel, mint and rather less aniseed than that absinthe produced in France at the end of the 19th Century. B

Pernod first brought back to life the famous Pernod Absinthe back in 2012. This is first collaborative design that has been released and has been done by the designer from Maison Kitsune to celebrate the re-opening of the distillery in Thuir ...