I replaced Pernod with an Antesite anise concentrate that would have a similar flavor profile. The drink turned a light-brown color and showed a depth; I could taste each ingredient clearly and feel balanced—an interesting result.
Used 1/6 oz of the anise concentrate again, cut the rich syrup by 1/3 oz, and swapped the garnish for an absinthe rinse. Not a bright drink—rich and foamy. I love a daiquiri with this kind of depth.
A very light, flavorful cocktail. I'm not that crazy about absinthe so, like Florian, I misted Absinthe on the glass instead of using the full amount. Citrusy with a hint of anise ( d.t spritzing of Absinthe). Very enjoyable.
Being a big rum and absinthe fan, this is a perfect cocktail. It could be an aperitif or digestive. Tart with the beautiful hints of absinthe coming through. Highly recommend.
Just made this a moment ago. Only had 1/4 oz 2:1 cane simple, so I brought it up to a 1/2 with some 'triple syrup' (Dale DeGroff). Lowered the Pernod to 1/12 oz as well. Fantastic! So lovely when on-the-fly adjustments exceed expectations.
Doctor Bird and Herbsaint took this in a more palate-ively effusive expression of blocky, exotic flavors... but the latter was arguably a bit too much or, rather, accentuated itself against the unrestrained esters of the former.