Absinthe Poster - Absinthe Ban in Switzerland

This famous poster depicting a black cat drinking absinthe is known worldwide and remains one of the most beautiful and representative poster from 1900. Designed by the Mourgue brothers for the famous Bourgeois distillery established in Pontarlier, it takes up the cod ...

Neuzeller Viridis Auxilum is the most classic absinthe made at the Neuzeller Distillery. It reveals herbal flavours and a very light bitterness. It's naturally coloured with plants such as Melissa, Hyssop and Petit Wormwood. ...

Designed by Audino, this poster commemorates a law of the french Chamber of Deputies, form 12th february 1915. From this day on, the sale of absinthe was not allowed anymore. The crowd is sad, and giving the green fairy the last respekt. While she is burning, her head looks ...

The strong character of the mallow flowers give this absinthe its unmistakable aroma. You can smell eucalyptus, a scent of mint and elements of citrus. The relatively dark color may seem unusual, however, is indicative for this is typical for macerated mallo ...

The fairly young SaarWhisky distillery was founded in Saarbrücken, Germany in 2018. Their product range includes interesting red, clear and green absinthes.Absense absinthe is distilled after an old recipe from Switzerland, where absinthe wa ...

This poster for the Rosinette, "Absinthe Rose Oxygénée", printed by Camis around 1900, is the only know historical reference to a pink Absinthe.

This Compagnie des Indes Rum is produced in a country that you wouldn’t immediately associate with rum production: Australia. It was distilled in August 2007 and bottled in April 2019.This single cask rum is made from molas ...

This poster is one of the most iconic art nouveau posters of all. Created in 1896 by the Belgian artist Henri Privat-Livemont, this image for Absinthe Robette is without a doubt the most famous among the absinthe world.