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Jade C.F. Berger (Verte Suisse 1898) Absinthe Sup.

alc./vol:
65%

Proof:
130°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
Unaged

Product of: Product of France France

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Created by American absinthe expert, Ted Breaux and Combier Distillery, who analysed a rare original 19th century bottle of C.F. Berger absinthe verte from Couvet, Switzerland to formulate this modern replica Jade C.F. Berger (also known as Verte Suisse or V.S. 1898) absinthe.
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Review and Tasting

Sampled on 18/09/2012

Appearance

Clear, pale golden with greeny blue tinge. With water louches milky very pale dirty green.

Aroma

Vegetal, herbal nose with barky-wormwood, allspice, fennel and anise. Dried herbal and slightly musty rather than fresh.

Taste

Dry herbaceous with continuing musty note. Wormwood, fennel and anise with marjoram and faint clove.

Aftertaste

Herbaceous, woody influenced finish.

Further product information

Closure: Natural cork stopper

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