Tag Archives: Absinthe
abSintherklaas
Or, if we’d split up the words: Absinthe and Sinterklaas. Which is just clever wordplay if Sinterklaas means anything to you. Anyway, I’ve been planning to do this post with the janky title for some years now, but there was … Continue reading
Distilled – Joel Harrison and Neil Ridley
The guys at the Cask Strength whisky blog have been making a name for themselves for the last couple of years or so. The started bottling whisky, their blog went professional and now they’ve also got a book out. Let’s start … Continue reading
Absinthe: A Myth Always Green – Benoît Noël, Peter Verte, Artémis
Another book I read during my holiday in France. It seemed appropriate. First, to get this off my mind: I don’t believe the writers used their own names. It seems unlikely someone is actually named Artemis, and then the combination … Continue reading
The Little Green Book of Absinthe – Paul Owens & Paul Nathan
This little book was picked up in San Francisco, after visiting the St. George Distillery in Alameda. The visit sparked my interest in Absinthe and I wanted to know more about it. Then we found a truly kick-ass book store … Continue reading