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Absinthe Review: Absinthe Lasala
Absintheur: Edward Clay 08.11.2011
Review:
Not too bad, but not amazing either. Definitely good value for a daily Absinthe.
Absintheur: Seth Zola 14.03.2011
Review:
This was my first experience with Absinthe and I must say it was quite enjoyable. It's a pale yellow color (almost clear) and smells strongly of anise. It louches nicely and is quite sweet (I used the French method with one sugar cube). Because of its lower alcohol content it's much easier to enjoy and I was able to fully enjoy the clear headed, "green fairy" experience without getting too drunk. I only rated it as a three because I'm quite sure that there are better brands available but as a starter absinthe I believe it's very nice, plus who can beat the large bottle and great price?!
Absintheur: Andrew Green 11.03.2007
Review:
This was the first legit Absinthe I ever had, and it is quite good for the price. Alcohol content is not what makes a quality Absinthe. It was a pale yellow-green, very earthy...I liked that. With just a little sugar and a couple parts water, it goes down very smooth, and leaves that oh-so-fun antisceptic tingle on the tongue. Mildly sweet, without and overpowering Anise presence. Still, it louches to nearly white. Fun to watch. I gave it a rating of three stars, because while great for the price, there are, naturally, other brands more suited to individual tastes. However, if you are looking to have a go at Absinthe on a budget, this one is hard to beat.
Absintheur: Jason Jodoin 14.01.2007
Review:
Very good, a nice palatable, natural flavor. It has a pleasnet, spicy balance that glides through your mouth, leaving a unique bite on the back of your tongue. Besides, you can't argue with the price.
Absintheur: Justin Stark 26.09.2005
Review:
This is a very nice absinthe for the price. No phony colors or un-natural taste as far as I can tell. It has the classic anise flavor and comes in a 1 liter bottle. The true test of quality for absinthe is if you can bare to drink it without using sugar or mixing it with something else to hide a dreadful taste. La Salla is very easy to drink and has a nice effect. It doesn't taste like you're drinking engine degreaser. I find this to be an exquisite example of a good absinthe from Spain. There are better and there are worse, but Spanish brands in general tend to be better quality than the more Eastern distillers.
Absintheur: Guest 09.01.2005
Review:
This is probably one of the truest Spanish Absinth's you will find for the price. It is a very drinkable & enjoyable Anise based Absinth's, especially for those just getting into the realm of Absinth. I heard it is the standard bar Absinth found in Barcelona and throughout Spain.
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