Green Fairy Absinthe (Zelena muza)
Delis, Czech Republic
Alcohol: 72%
Thujone: 10mg
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I really like this one! Much more affordable than Century, my all-time favourite, but still very, very good. Maktub is the party spirit from the jazz age with a clean, fresh taste and plenty of buzz. Recommended.
Perhaps the only fault of Doubs Mystique is its relatively low thujone content -- so don't expect to dance with the Fairy :-) But if you drink absinthe for the taste alone, you will not be disappointed.
I confess. Yes, Absinthium 1792 is a rather cheap, artificially coloured oil mix, but I still like the taste and do drink it from time to time. Louches nicely, which is not at all usual for an absinthe of this class.
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DrAbsinthe // April 15, 2007 at 11:44 am |
The Green Fairy –”La Fee Verte” in French — is the mythical creature that lives in a bottle of absinthe. She is the representation of the effects that absinthe allegedly has on the drinker – the state of “knowing drunkeness” of awareness of shapes, colours and raised sensitivity to audio stimulus.
Zelena Muza is Czech for green fairy, and this bottle can be seen alongside the more ubiquitous brands in many Prague shops. There is one with a glass green fairy in relief on the bottle
absintheur // April 21, 2007 at 8:48 am |
There is also a new red green fairy absinthe