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Absinthexplore La Valdetra Verte - 50 ml

Also available in : Capacity 70cl
This absinthe is powerfull, full of character and very well-balanced. It bears witness to the quality of Swiss absinthes.   Read the whole description
  • Alcohol Content : 65°
  • Production Method : Distillation
  • Country of origin : Switzerland
  • Distillery : Glaudentia Persoz
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La Valdetra Verte absinthe is powerfull, full of character and very well-balanced. It bears witness to the quality of Swiss absinthes.

It is distilled by an artisan in old clandestine stills. It is based on plants grown and carefully selected in the Val-de-Travers.
Its production is entirely natural, its coloration is based on 3 plants. This adds a touch of biterness to the final product.
La Valdetra Verte has a good length on the palate and the addition of water provokes a thick louche action, common for Swiss absinthes.

The most powerfull absinthe of the Glaudentia Persoz distillery !
La Valdetra Verte absinthe is distilled by the only female Swiss distiller: Glaudentia Persoz.
Glaudentia Persoz distillery is part of the Absinthe’s Artisans cooperative society. It is based in Fleurier in the Val-de-Travers, where the true origins of absinthe are to be found. It is a family firm that works traditionally.
- At first, savour La Valdetra Verte with half a piece of sugar. Then according to your taste, add some eventually.

- For one measure of absinthe (3cl), add 2 to 5 measures of fresh water.
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  • 5 cl
  • 65°
  • Distillation
  • Yes
  • Green
  • Switzerland
  • Couvet / Val-de-Travers
  • Glaudentia Persoz
  • Natural
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By Ben. Posted 27/03/2013

Tops all the absinthes I have tried so far, and that's about 9 different Swiss and French ones. Had a suspicion about how natural the color is as it comes in a clear bottle, but that is a minor issue for me. What counts for me is taste and mouth feel.

By Dragnavar. Posted 14/09/2010

Best overall absinthe out of the 32 that i've tried!

 
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