Archive for 2023
byGreen Fairy Absinthe 2023-09-21
Everything you've wanted to know about absinthe, answers to the most frequently asked absinthe questions ever. A definitive, comprehensive absinthe guide that unravels the mysteries surrounding the infamous green spirit.
The Green Muse in the Kitchen: Unleashing the Magic of Absinthe Alcohol in Your Culinary Creations
byGreen Fairy Absinthe 2023-08-14
From sauces to desserts, add that distinct anise flavor to your meals and take your cooking to the next level. Don't forget to pair your absinthe-infused dishes with the right drink for an unparalleled gustatory...
Behind the Label: Uncovering the Secrets of Lark Whisky
byTanzanian Fairy 2023-07-28
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at a well-known whisky company? Due to their appealing packaging and inventive branding, many whiskies have become recognizable household names. Look beneath the...
The Rise of Rye Whiskey: A Historical Journey through America's Favorite Spirit
byGreen Fairy Absinthe 2023-07-10
Discover the rich and complex flavor profile of rye whiskey, an America's favorite spirit. Explore the history and tradition of this classic spirit that has captured the hearts and palates of so many whiskey enthusiasts.
The Science Behind the Absinthe Ritual: How to Properly Prepare and Enjoy
byGreen Fairy Absinthe 2023-06-28
The absinthe ritual, with its signature sugar cube and slotted spoon, is a time-honored tradition that has been practiced for centuries. How do you properly prepare and enjoy absinthe to get the full sensory experience?
The Ultimate Absinthe Ritual: Elevate Your Experience with Absinthe Fountains, Spoons, and Glasses
byGreen Fairy Absinthe 2023-06-06
Absinthe has a rich and intriguing history, with a reputation for being a mysterious and dangerous elixir. The traditional method of serving absinthe involves a specially designed fountain, spoon, and an absinthe glass.
The Science Of Why Absinthe Gets Cloudy When Mixed With Water Explained
byGreen Fairy Absinthe 2023-04-14
Some absinthes turn cloudy when water is added. It's called the Ouzo Effect and it happens because these liquors are flavored with anise and fennel. The essential oils of anise are soluble in alcohol but not in water.
Absinthe Can You Drink Straight And What Does Absinthe Taste Like?
byGreen Fairy Absinthe 2023-02-21
Despite what some people may claim, absinthe does not genuinely taste like licorice. It has a flavor that is quite complex and challenging to explain as real absinthe contains a range of additional herbs and botanicals.