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Edouard Absinthe
Absinthe
Description
Edouard Absinthe is a meticulous recreation of the renowned pre-ban 72° absinthe, celebrated during the Belle Époque era. Every detail, from its subtle hue to its sophisticated texture and enchanting aromatic conclusion, faithfully mirrors the original. The vintage charm of this absinthe is exceptionally velvety and exceptionally delectable, offering an exquisite taste that transports you back in time.
Taste - anise followed by astringent wormwood, hints of bitter herbs, and a subtle woody note.
ABV - 72%
Price - $ 74.0
How to Serve
Absinthe should be served at room temperature. Do not chill it. Cold temperatures prevent Absinthe from releasing its flavor. You can serve Absinthe in small digestif glasses. Do not chill the glasses before serving. Absinthe has a very high alcohol content. Thus, it is not appropriate to drink it undiluted. Serve it with water.
Ingredients
The composition includes French eau de vie pot distilled and infused with whole botanicals and rested for an average of 3 years before bottling. It has flavors of Swiss Absinthe, Andalusian Anise, Fennel of Gard, and powerfully distinct herbaceous coloration notes.
Best Pairing
Food pairings with absinthe include fruits such as oranges and lemons, cheeses like Gouda or Swiss, cured meats including salami and prosciutto, nuts such as almonds or walnuts, Goat Cheese and Onion Tarts, Spiced Tuna Steaks with Fennel and Red Peppers, Seafood, Fruit Salads, Pasta, Olives and Cheese, Coconut Water, Omelets, Burgers, Pineapple.
Contact
* Maison Absinthe at 14763 Florida Boulevard Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70819
* United States Phone: 225.612.5533 Fax: 225.612.05155.