Buy White Absinthe (Blanche)

The Eichelbergers have long been one of my favorite lines of absinthe. They're made in small batches in the Bavarian forest. All of them are very good but this is my favorite. It's very smooth and refreshing with a great louche. At 80% alcohol you might expect a pronounced alcohol bite and an overpowering flavor, but you'd be wrong. This one goes down very easily. It's my favorite blanche of all the ones available on the market.

This is another superb absinthe from the La Semilla Distillery. Like the La Faucille and Sans Frontierre it has the best AA profile since the original Sauvage. While all 3 are very similar the Sans Frontierre is a bit more earthy and herbal than the La Faucille and this one is a bit more floral. It reminds me of a top notch La Bleue. Anyone who appreciates a fine quality absinthe will love all 3

At first sip I wasn\'t quite sure about this one. It has a very predominant wormwood flavor. However, by the end of the first drink I found myself wanting another one. I am on my 3rd one now and really like this new offering from the Emile Pernot distillery. Aside from the strong wormwwod flavor, the louche is a little on the weak side. I wouldn\'t recommend this for a novice absinthe drinker, but I think people with lots of experience in absinthe will quite like this. I will certainly be getting more of this.

Definite wormwood character with a vague fennel-anise background and a wine spirit base. Something is \"off\" in the taste, like too much tails or something. Still a decent blanche (almost deserves a 4), but may cause some disappointment. This one pretty much supports the 19th French idea that a blanche is to be considered a semi-finished product.

this one has a great effekt,the taste is not bad but rare.... kån the absinthe king off norway!

A very nice blanche. Good flavor and louche. My favorite of the Jades is the PF1901, but this is definately worth a try.

I believe this is a very high quality absinthe. I've had over 15 different bottles of absinthes from various regions and producers. This is an incredibly strong absinthe, so bear that in mind. It also has a really powerful ouzo/anise taste. But the main reason I enjoy it is because of the effect.

Hmm, interesting taste, but not one of my favourites. How to describe the taste then? Well, it's simple, but when you drink it carefully, you'll notice the immense depth that even the basic ingredients can produce. This is one of the few absinthes that taste much better with sugar. Good addition to collection, but not a must-buy.

This is a wonderfull Absinthe. Un Emile La Blanche is the fourth absinthe I have tried and so far the best. To me it's very similar to Versinthe La Blanche, which is also very good, but Un Emile seems to have a more balanced flavor and a beautiful aroma. It is even sweet enough to use very little if any sugar at all. The distiller took great care in making this one and I can't wait to try more. I would deffinently recommend Un Emile to anybody wanting to experience a truly good absinthe. It's much better than anything available here in the U.S. If people would educate themselves enough to know the difference between Green Fairy hype and the truth about this wonderful drink and its history, maybe we'll see absinthe in America once again. Untill then I'll be a loyal customer of Alandia. I would also like to add...great service Alandia!! Shipping took less than a week to Tennessee. I'll be placing another order soon.

Smooth, rich, and full-bodied with strong hints of anise and wormwood is how I'd have to describe this absinthe. Being that it's distilled from grape alcohol (as were the best absinthes of the 1800's) and made from a traditional recipe, I'd have to say that if you want to see what a quality French absinthe from the era is like, then this is it. I personally prefer less of the anise and wormwood flavor, but I'd still rate this as EXCELLENT. It's got a great "effect" also. I'm on my second glass, all is right with the world, and I feel FINE!!!