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a taste and whiff of la belle epoque |
August 1, 2009 |
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PGH-Sintheur
from Pittsburgh, PA United States
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The most aromatic/perfumey absinthe i've experienced yet ... A significant lemon balm note but due to the method of production all fits in well with the significant grand wormwood and fennel / anise ... Highly recommended 8^D
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Initially liked it then turned on it |
July 17, 2009 |
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PersianAbsinthe
from PA United States
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too sugary, and liqouricy. other high end absinthes i think taste better. You'll like it if you like liqourice candy. Prefer brands like La Clandestine (my favorate), Montmartre (more cinnamony/musky), and the Philly Viene. quick note: Try rosewater/orange blossums mixed with ice water to give absinthe a lil' extra flowery note on pallete.
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