Mini bottle Absinthe El Diablo Rojo

Mini bottle absinthe El Diablo Rojo

CAPACITY: 4 cl.

GRADUATION: 50% vol.

DESCRIPTION:
Absinthe is one of the most notorious and controversial drinks in history. Its popularity is largely due to the artists and bohemia of the late nineteenth century.

The main composition of this drink is the contribution of aromas of the plant "Artemisia absinthium" or wormwood, that of fennel flowers and anise.

Absinthe or wormwood, nicknamed the Fée Verte ('The Green Fairy') or also nicknamed the Green Devil, is an alcoholic beverage of slight aniseed flavor, with a bitter background of complex dyes due to the contribution of the herbs it contains, mainly Artemisia absinthium. When cold water and sugar are added, the drink is transformed into the essence of lechosalouche. It began as an elixir in Switzerland, but it was in France that it became popular due to the association between artists and writers who drank this drink in Paris in the late nineteenth century until its production was banned in 1915. The most popular brand during the nineteenth century was Pernod Fils until its prohibition. During the Belle Époque the name became synonymous with the drink and the brand represented the de facto quality standard by which all others were judged.