Absinthe Original Innocent - Small Bottle

Absinthe Innocent - less alcohol (45% ABV / 90 proof), more wormwood thujone and handsomely designed pocked-sized, smaller bottle. Despite its size, this small bottle of wormwood absinthe contains 19.5cl (6.594oz) of absinthe Green Fairy which makes it ideal as a gift, a special surprise for an unique party or it is just perfect for sneaking a quick drink... Either way, you can be assured that our Innocent Absinthe will get you the best absinthe experience and you will finally know what absinthe should feel like!

As well as our other fine absinthe originals, this absinthe drink contains no artificial colorings, additives or preservatives. Absinthe Original Innocent is being distilled using 11 plants, including angelica and grande wormwood. Steeping a mixture of herbs in the distillate produces its natural green color, the taste of Absinthe Original Innocent is just as original absinthe was meant to be. It accomplishes what many other absinthes are just trying to accomplish. It is a refined combination that makes no attempts at being overly complex just to stand out.

Absinthe Innocent is a fine absinthe alsohol based on fennel, anise, and wormwood. These and other herbs give the fabled Fée Verte, or Green Fairy, her grassy color. Our Innocent Absinthe has been created in response to many requests we have had for a genuine wormwood absinthe that is lower in alcohol, is slightly more bitter but which still has all the characteristics that give absinthe its reputation. Due to its lower content of alcohol (90 proof), Absinthe Innocent is ideal for the first time drinker, for women or as a base in many cocktail recipes.

There are many different ways of drinking absinthe, visit our absinthe drinks section for some great suggestions and cocktail recipes.

Did you know that...?
Absinthe became one of the first liquors to crack the gender barrier, much as the speakeasies did during America's bout with prohibition. Unlike the established and conservative liquor companies, the young Turks of the absinthe trade directed advertising at women. Consequently, absinthe cafes and clubs promoted a level of drinking equality previously unknown in France.