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Absinthe Un Emile 68 - 20 cl
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Capacity 70cl
Lightly bitter, this absinthe produced in a traditional distillery will be a perfect initiation. Read the whole description
- Alcohol Content : 68°
- Production Method : Distillation
- Country of Origin : France
- Distillery : Emile Pernot
Un Emile 68 is a lightly bitter absinthe produced in a traditional distillery. It will be a perfect initiation.
This balanced green absinthe puts forward the tastes of wormwood and green anise. Its colour is obtained by maceration of Petite wormwood, hyssop, Melissa and other plants kept secret.
No artificial substance is used, and neither star anise nor sugar is part of the recipe.
An ideal way to discover absinthe!
This balanced green absinthe puts forward the tastes of wormwood and green anise. Its colour is obtained by maceration of Petite wormwood, hyssop, Melissa and other plants kept secret.
No artificial substance is used, and neither star anise nor sugar is part of the recipe.
An ideal way to discover absinthe!
- The recipe of Un Emile 68 was modified in October 2005 to make this absinthe more competitive against new products arriving on the market. The improvement is undeniable.
- Un Emile 68 is bottled in a dark bottle to prevent the sunlight from spoiling the green colour.
- Un Emile 68 participated to the 2007 Absinthiades in Pontarlier, where it was awarded the eighth place.
- Un Emile 68 is bottled in a dark bottle to prevent the sunlight from spoiling the green colour.
- Un Emile 68 participated to the 2007 Absinthiades in Pontarlier, where it was awarded the eighth place.
“Les fils d’Emile Pernot” distillery was founded in 1890 in Pontarlier, France, by Emile Pernot. In 1910, the distillery produced approximately 450 hectolitres; that is not surprising, because in those days, the consumption of absinthe was making good progress.
When “Fee Verte” was banned in 1915, the distillery turned its production to other products such as those made from aniseed, fruit brandies or alcohol made from gentian.
In 2001 the small distillery started to reproduce absinthe with “Un Emile” from an old family recipe.
In 2005, the distillery was sold to François Thevenin, who has since developed the firm to add a touch of modernity.
A year later, at the end of 2006, François Thevenin bought the Klainguer distillery, also situated in Pontarlier, and formed the Pernot – Klainguer distillery.
When “Fee Verte” was banned in 1915, the distillery turned its production to other products such as those made from aniseed, fruit brandies or alcohol made from gentian.
In 2001 the small distillery started to reproduce absinthe with “Un Emile” from an old family recipe.
In 2005, the distillery was sold to François Thevenin, who has since developed the firm to add a touch of modernity.
A year later, at the end of 2006, François Thevenin bought the Klainguer distillery, also situated in Pontarlier, and formed the Pernot – Klainguer distillery.
- At first, savour Un Emile 68 with half a piece of sugar. Then add more or less according to your taste.
- For one measure of absinthe (3cl), add 2 to 5 measure of fresh water.
- For one measure of absinthe (3cl), add 2 to 5 measure of fresh water.
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- 20 cl
- 68°
- Distillation
- Yes
- Yellow-green (pale)
- France
- Pontarlier
- Emile Pernot
- Steel screw cap
- Natural
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By Alessandro Rovelli. Posted 02/09/2010
Good product for a novice who wants to try real absinthe. Produced in according to the traditional methods, this absinthe has a pale natural yellow-green colour; louche is pale too.
Wormwood and anise are the dominant flavours.
Nothing of outstanding; antique charm.
By patrice m. Posted 04/07/2008
It is a nice absinthe to start with indeed, but I think it's missing a bit of character.
