10 brands of absinthe worth trying

10 brands of absinthe worth trying

Zbovtay has made a selection of our favorite absinthes. Any of the options below will be worth your attention, the main thing is not to buy absinthe made in Russia and Ukraine (dangerous for health).

Xenta Superior

An elite representative of absinthe. It is considered one of the authentic options for the mass market, because in addition to thujone (10 ml/l), you will also find a sprig of wormwood in the drink, from which thujone is actually obtained. A cool but expensive option.

If you decide to buy this absinthe, do not be lazy to read how to drink it correctly with this drink. You will not feel the fullness of taste and aroma in pure or diluted form.

Shake, recommends drinking Xenta Superior by by the French method.

The strength: 70%

R. Jelinek, Absinthe

R. Jelinek, Absinthe

The unnatural, downright screaming color of this absinthe should be alarming, but it does not stop those who want to surprise and shock.

Shake it up, thinks that's why you should buy this absinthe + him good in cocktails, but no more.

Strength: 70%

Jacques Senaux Green

Jacques Senaux Green

Originally from Spain, it has a mild spicy taste, devoid of alcohol notes, with tones of wormwood and anise, and an original aftertaste - both warm and refreshing due to minty hints.

The aroma is represented by the dominant notes of wormwood and anise, surrounded by warm shades of peppermint, cloves, saffron, vanilla and cinnamon.

Strength: 70%

Fruko Schulz Absinth

Fruko Schulz Absinth

The color of this absinthe is very similar to natural, herbal.

The aroma meets with invigorating notes of peppermint, sweetish taste.

We recommend drinking this absinthe for French or Czech method.

Strength: 70%

La Fee Bohemian Absinthe

La Fee Bohemian Absinthe

Created on the basis of wormwood, aromatic herbs and purified alcohol. The thujone content in this absinthe is 10 ml/l.

Absinthe with a pleasant herbal color, has an exquisite aroma, which is filled with notes of wormwood and balsamic herbs.

The taste is slightly bitter with notes of wormwood and pleasant hints of spicy herbs.

We recommend drinking this absinthe for French or Czech method.

Alcohol content: 70%

Dreams Absinth

Dreams Absinth

Another Czech brand with a translucent emerald color. The aroma of absinthe is made up of harmonious shades of anise, honey and spices.

Dreams Absinthe has a light hint of liquorice and a slightly bitter finish.

Suitable for experimenting with different types of drinking, with friends and acquaintances.

Strength: 70%

Absente 55

Absente 55

A French imitator (primarily due to its lower strength), but it's definitely worth trying and forming your own opinion, you may like its softer taste.

Great for different cocktails and drinking neat with ice.

Strength: 55%

Metelka, Absinthe De Moravie

Metelka, Absinthe De Moravie

A dark horse from the Czech Republic. By the way, most quality absinthe is produced in this country. But this one, according to the creators, is something else.

The decorative fennel and anise seeds at the bottom of the bottle make this brand stand out from the crowd.

It is worth considering this option for purchase because of the undeniable taste and appearance that can surprise an alcoholic gourmet.

Strength: 70%

Luxardo Absinthe

Luxardo Absinthe

Affordable classic of bright green color with emerald shine.

The aroma of this absinthe reveals spicy hints of bitter wormwood, anise, fennel, coriander, cinnamon, peppermint and cloves. Everything is standard and of high quality.

A worthy brand with a long history, this bottle is not a shame to buy in a bar.

We recommend drinking this absinthe by French or Czech method.

The strength: 70%

Xenta

Xenta

An old brand that is sold in almost every store in Russia and Ukraine. Has a bright and rich green color. Without sediment. Wormwood and anise flavor. A good option to start with.

This absinthe is not a pity to dilute or mix in cocktails, an ordinary version for all occasions.

The strength of the color: 70%

Update: 09.04.2018

Category: Absinthe

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