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After absinthe's Prohibition in France in 1915, Pernod's production continued in Spain from 1918 until the middle of the 60s ; the absinthe was back then not forbidden in Spain.
In 1805, Henri-Louis Pernod founded “Pernod Fils” in Pontarlier, Doubs, Frqnce. It rapidly develops the production of absinthe.
It is a big success. Named the “green fairy”, absinthe becomes the favourite drink of artists, looking for new savours. The painters Manet and Degas, the poets Verlaine and Musset immortalise it in their works of art.
During the 19th century, Pernod develops internationally. As artists travel, they bring absinthe along with them enabling the spirit to get known in other countries. In France, absinthe becomes a national drink and strongly contributes to the development of the distillery.
At the beginning of the 20th century, “Pernod Fils” produces nearly 25000 litres a day. But the drink is at the centre of passionate discussions.
In 1915, the commercialisation and production of absinthe are forbidden.
In 1922, only the 40° aniseed aperitifs are allowed.
In 1938,
In 2005, Pernod is 200 years old, and for that occasion a “Limited Edition” bottle is created.
Today, Pernod exists on the five continents in almost 110 countries. Proposed by prestigious hotels and restaurants, it is savoured in the whole of occidental Europe, in the USA, in Australia and in Japan.
- At first, savour Pernod Fils Tarragona 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.
By Herman
Added on the : 27/03/2013 EnglishPerfect for a special occasion or celebration. I recommend this offering to anyone interested in absinthe. I'm going to sneak a sample bottle in each order from now on...while they're still available.
By Mari-AU-1967
Added on the : 06/11/2012 EnglishOwning a bottle IS a privilege.
Tasting this Vintage, a very sensual experience and one definitely to indulge.
Complex and deep with all the hallmarks expected of a superior Absinthe, and all the resonance of age.
Many thanks to Absinthes.com for making such an experience possible through providing samples at such reasoable prices.
By Skipme2
Added on the : 27/11/2011 EnglishI would love to try this! Is it really free? I have friends that would be interested too!
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Reply from Absinthes.com - Hello Skipme2, the price is on request, feel free to get in touch with us on the contact page, and someone will send over the details to you. You might be surprised, although the price isn't 0€. You can get a sample of this vintage absinthe for 50€ from here: http://www.absinthes.com/product_info.php?products_id=800
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