Absinthe

9 products

9 products
La Fee Blanche Absinthe - Caravan Wines & Spirits
La Fee Blanche Absinthe
La Fee
$140.00
La Fee Bohemian Absinthe - Caravan Wines & Spirits
La Fee Bohemian Absinthe
La Fee
$188.00
La Fee Parisien Absinthe - Caravan Wines & Spirits
La Fee Parisien Absinthe
La Fee
$188.00
Vedrenne Elie - Arnaud Denoix Absinthe 'Mythe' Traditional Recipe - Caravan Wines & Spirits
Vedrenne Elie-Arnaud Denoix Absinthe 'Mythe' Traditional Recipe
Vedrenne
$132.99
Distillerie Pernot Absinthe Bourgeois (dominant anise) - Caravan Wines & Spirits
Distillerie Pernot Absinthe Bourgeois (dominant anise)
Emile Pernot
$121.57

About Absinthe at Caravan Wines & Spirits

Discover our curated selection of authentic absinthes, featuring traditional French and European distillates. From the revival of classic recipes to contemporary interpretations, our collection offers a range of absinthes that cater to both connoisseurs and newcomers alike. Experience the rich history and unique flavors of this iconic spirit.

Our absinthes are crafted using time-honored methods, incorporating botanicals such as grand wormwood, fennel, and star anise. Whether you prefer the traditional preparation with sugar and water or enjoy it neat, these absinthes provide a complex and aromatic experience.

  • Key regions: France (Pontarlier, Rhone-Alpes), Spain, Switzerland
  • Styles: Verte (green), Blanche (white), Liqueur-style
  • ABV range: 53% to 69%
  • Serving suggestions: Traditional French method with sugar and water, or neat

Explore related collections:
Aperitifs,
Vermouth,
Pastis.

Featured bottles to try:
La Fee Parisien Absinthe,
La Fee Bohemian Absinthe,
Vedrenne Elie-Arnaud Denoix Absinthe 'Mythe' Traditional Recipe.

Australia-wide delivery with dispatch from Brisbane.

FAQ: What is Absinthe?

Absinthe is a highly aromatic spirit traditionally distilled from botanicals including grand wormwood, fennel, and star anise. Known for its distinctive green color and complex flavor profile, it has been a part of European drinking culture since the 19th century.

FAQ: How do I prepare Absinthe?

The traditional French preparation involves placing a sugar cube on an absinthe spoon over a glass, slowly dripping cold water over the sugar to dissolve it, and allowing the absinthe to louche (turn cloudy). This method balances the strong flavors and enhances the drinking experience.

FAQ: What does Absinthe taste like?

Absinthe offers a bold flavor profile with herbal bitterness, aniseed sweetness, and a complex aromatic bouquet. The taste can vary depending on the distillation process and botanical blend, but it typically features a balance of herbal, floral, and spicy notes.

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