As an absinthe drinker, thank you for explaining the correct way to consume and prepare absinthe. You seem to have explained things correctly and accurately. Much appreciated, sante!
Being unacquainted with Absinthe's characteristics, I bought a bottle and when I realized I had quite a bit, I put water in it to get the level up so the rest of the family wouldn't notice how much I drank. The way my heart sank when the clear green turned milky white when I added the water is something I can laugh at now. At the time, I was questioned about this and had to admit what I did.
Thanks for your utmost love and support, it’s meant a lot to me,but your love and support keeps me going and standing strong in this difficult times. I do read your heartwarming comments and i truly appreciate all. It’s the season of love for me & so I decided to put smiles on the faces of my fans by going through old posts on my official page and hitting up random fans So I can get to relate with my fans better through discussions of depth and humor, listening to compliments and criticism on my career work l’ll be looking forward to your reply
Highly for me included eating amazing Chinese food in the Dam while the waitress made spitting noises for 10 minutes while I continued eating, getting chased by a wannabe viking in Benidorm, negotiating a lapdance in Glasgow Scotland (manage to get to 3 pounds). Being invited to a Turkish wedding while everyone was stone cold sober waking up with huge cut marks where I descended down the toilet handle. .
I've always wanted to try Absinth since reading Rimbauds works and his life story. There was a small indie film about him years ago and a young DiCaprio played Rimbaud.
Thanks! Very well made, covered the essential facts. I have been drinking real absinthe since 2003. One note: AFAIK, the Swiss also produced vertes in the 19th century. There were some famous Swiss brands like Berger, which was a verte, although I remember that a Berger Blanche did also exist.
@@amoney31aplus28 Please pay attention to the video as it clearly states that it in no way contains ANY hallucinagenics. That was a widespread myth proclaimed because absinthe was gaining so much popularity that it was hurting the French wine industry. They made propaganda posters that would try to detur people from drinking it. I can also tell you that I never have had any issues drinking the fine spirit. If prepared correctly it is a very refreshing beverage. (I'm my opinion)
maybe cause its full of shit the claim Egyptians invented it is an insane lie there is no information confirming this and it was created in Switzerland
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Any of the Jades are high quality. Jade Terminus Oxygénée is my favorite. Groen Opal is also very good. If you're looking for some that's fairly easy to find here in the states, Pernod Orignale is a good choice. Just make sure it's the Pernod absinthe and not the pastis. Usually around 70+ dollars a bottle. St. George is probably the easiest to find, but it's a little off if ur looking for a classic tasting absinthe.
I'm a perfume maker but not huge into aniseed smells however you only buy essential oils that you like and perfumers alcohol. If you don't like a scent don't add it.
I make my own absinthe. I use a recipe from the mid 1800's. My understanding is that absinthe made commercially in the US lacks the thujone of real absinthe, but I have seen on the web where it can be purchased from France online, but it is very expensive. (looking at the volume, and shipping cost what I found was about $100 for 500ml bottle) Drinking real absinthe produces a subtle alcohol high, that regular spirits like drinking whisky lacks. Drinking absinthe and catching a fine "buzz", I have the visited a local bar where i had to switch to my normal stand-by, Beam and Coke, but I notice the fine buzz wares off and is eventually replaced with the normal Jim Beam alcohol high that lacks the subtle "brightness" of absinthe. Unless the absinthe is produced outside of the USA, or distilled by somebody like me, then peoples opinion on the effects of what drinking absinthe is like are less than worthless.
I just saw a documentary featuring a couple French & English historians who wrote books on the history & said the Absinthe recipe was created by a female herbalist.
Czech Republic never produced absinthe before the 1990s. And most Czech "absinths" are not real absinthe; they're just vodka with some dubious plant extracts and artificial green dye.
Hmm, we have 90% proof absinthe in some few specialised stores here in Denmark. But it's really not worth such a high percentage. The taste is almost none existing..
My scad friends introduced me to absinthe i left the party and slept in my homie pick up he works at nickelodeon now but. I felt like i was watching through a vr of the place i was at. My head space felt larger than the earth and my view was the only place i was allowed to be. I want to try and pace it and try it again
@@jeremyrolland3499 best liquor for sure. But its ''Chartreuse'' , guy above made a typo.. Its A beverage made by a religious order in the mountains. It contain 130 different herbs. The history of Chartreuse is super interesting . and it taste fucking good. One of my fav
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This video must have been made by Americans. Water into absinthe... yuck! It is meant to be consumed as shots after mixing sugar into it and lit up for a couple of seconds.
That method has only existed since the 1980's. The water and sugar method originated in France in the late 1800s so it's actually closer to how absinthe used to be drunk at the height of its popularity.
What are you tripping on? Distillation had already been invented long before the Egyptians. The Babylonians had evidence of distillation and it can be reasonably inferred that distillation had been invented alongside pottery.
When Mike Tyson doesnt show up for school he is counted absinthe
Seldom do I laugh at comments. This shit was funny lol.
Lmao
This should have way more likes
Why does this not have more likes😂🔥😂🔥
Had to read it twice, funny as fuck on the second time !peace out from the police state of north Wales 🏴!!!
Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder.
Just saw Mr. Weekes two nights ago thank you for this
Great reference!
Is that an IDKhow reference
@@Jroobelucios It's an obvious pun on a very old and well known adage that has probably been made by hundreds of thousands of people.
As an absinthe drinker, thank you for explaining the correct way to consume and prepare absinthe. You seem to have explained things correctly and accurately. Much appreciated, sante!
Watching a video of "Irish people drinking absinthe" in which they drank it neat and unsweetened hurt me.
Oh! "As an absinthe drinker" my goodness what a qualification! 🤣
I like it too
@@samf8887 people that drink an absinthe
classier than the newest addictions@@samf8887
Being unacquainted with Absinthe's characteristics, I bought a bottle and when I realized I had quite a bit, I put water in it to get the level up so the rest of the family wouldn't notice how much I drank. The way my heart sank when the clear green turned milky white when I added the water is something I can laugh at now. At the time, I was questioned about this and had to admit what I did.
Lol how old were you?
@@suigetsuh17 lol yeah, that's something only done by minors and alcoholics. Considering they said they bought it...
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@@Mercedes0001 Encore, encore!
Underrated video
Since watching Moulin Rouge and Eurotrip in the early 2000's, I've been wanting to try Absinthe for a long time.
Highly for me included eating amazing Chinese food in the Dam while the waitress made spitting noises for 10 minutes while I continued eating, getting chased by a wannabe viking in Benidorm, negotiating a lapdance in Glasgow Scotland (manage to get to 3 pounds). Being invited to a Turkish wedding while everyone was stone cold sober waking up with huge cut marks where I descended down the toilet handle. .
I forgot about this drink. I must have been absinthe minded
I've always wanted to try Absinth since reading Rimbauds works and his life story. There was a small indie film about him years ago and a young DiCaprio played Rimbaud.
Thanks! Very well made, covered the essential facts. I have been drinking real absinthe since 2003. One note: AFAIK, the Swiss also produced vertes in the 19th century. There were some famous Swiss brands like Berger, which was a verte, although I remember that a Berger Blanche did also exist.
“I’ve been drinking real absinthe since 2003.” -Nobody gives a shite-
Lol @@BonsaiBuckeye
Do u have hallucinations ???
@@amoney31aplus28 My alcoholism is not yet at that stage.
@@amoney31aplus28 Please pay attention to the video as it clearly states that it in no way contains ANY hallucinagenics. That was a widespread myth proclaimed because absinthe was gaining so much popularity that it was hurting the French wine industry. They made propaganda posters that would try to detur people from drinking it. I can also tell you that I never have had any issues drinking the fine spirit. If prepared correctly it is a very refreshing beverage. (I'm my opinion)
How is this channel not bigger? Good work!
maybe cause its full of shit the claim Egyptians invented it is an insane lie there is no information confirming this and it was created in Switzerland
Sex bum
"not be consumed as shots" do you challenging me?
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@Gerald Victor Instablaster ;)
Less so because it's strong and more so because it'll pretty much dissolve your tongue
Have you tried it as a shot? What are your thoughts?
Same here 😂
I think it tastes very similar to licorice. And you will definitely need sugar.
what absinthe verte is the best / most original to try?
Any of the Jades are high quality. Jade Terminus Oxygénée is my favorite. Groen Opal is also very good. If you're looking for some that's fairly easy to find here in the states, Pernod Orignale is a good choice. Just make sure it's the Pernod absinthe and not the pastis. Usually around 70+ dollars a bottle. St. George is probably the easiest to find, but it's a little off if ur looking for a classic tasting absinthe.
I'm wearing a fragrance that contains an absinthe note, called L'Heure Verte. Absinthe is anise/licorice and close to minty.
You sir are fancy. I sampled this while buying my wife perfume for Christmas. when I have a couple extra bucks I plan an buying it myself 👍
I'm a perfume maker but not huge into aniseed smells however you only buy essential oils that you like and perfumers alcohol. If you don't like a scent don't add it.
Closer to lettuce than mint, I'd say.
Very interesting
Thankyou for this video! ❤
Sad to say as a alcoholic drinker I am hearing about this now
I make my own absinthe. I use a recipe from the mid 1800's. My understanding is that absinthe made commercially in the US lacks the thujone of real absinthe, but I have seen on the web where it can be purchased from France online, but it is very expensive. (looking at the volume, and shipping cost what I found was about $100 for 500ml bottle) Drinking real absinthe produces a subtle alcohol high, that regular spirits like drinking whisky lacks. Drinking absinthe and catching a fine "buzz", I have the visited a local bar where i had to switch to my normal stand-by, Beam and Coke, but I notice the fine buzz wares off and is eventually replaced with the normal Jim Beam alcohol high that lacks the subtle "brightness" of absinthe. Unless the absinthe is produced outside of the USA, or distilled by somebody like me, then peoples opinion on the effects of what drinking absinthe is like are less than worthless.
Never realised such a potent drink existed
But does it make the heart grow fonder?
I see what you did there
Here because I’ve drank every type of liquor except for this I didn’t know about it.
They say a good corpse reviver no 4 makes for a great antidote to a night of working through other liquors.
After watching this I need a drink. Bartender! Whiskey!
Euro trip bought me here 😂
Dope movie! Introduced me to it as well
Scotty doesn't know....
@@TheGreyGhost_of43rd don’t tell Scotty‼️
I just saw a documentary featuring a couple French & English historians who wrote books on the history & said the Absinthe recipe was created by a female herbalist.
@BoulderBro999 why? The Henriod sisters in Couvet, Switzerland.
How if the Egyptians were drinking it…Europeans always want to take credit for things
Czech Republic never produced absinthe before the 1990s. And most Czech "absinths" are not real absinthe; they're just vodka with some dubious plant extracts and artificial green dye.
3:10 What did you say now?
absinthe is back
Did it actually work against malaria?
Probably not but then there's always sleeping it off in a mosquito net whilst having a G&T hair of the dog.
Hmm, we have 90% proof absinthe in some few specialised stores here in Denmark. But it's really not worth such a high percentage. The taste is almost none existing..
💚💚and she drove herself to madness with a silver spoon 💚💚...Witchy Woman The Eagles
Never tried it. What's the effect like?
My scad friends introduced me to absinthe i left the party and slept in my homie pick up he works at nickelodeon now but. I felt like i was watching through a vr of the place i was at. My head space felt larger than the earth and my view was the only place i was allowed to be. I want to try and pace it and try it again
How much sugar just to ease the bitterness but not make it a flat soda with alcohol? Thank you absinthe lovers.
we demand absinthe
aptly named to make you absent
If you like absinthe try chartruese named before the color
Thanks for the tip imma check it out
@@jeremyrolland3499 best liquor for sure. But its ''Chartreuse'' , guy above made a typo..
Its A beverage made by a religious order in the mountains. It contain 130 different herbs. The history of Chartreuse is super interesting . and it taste fucking good. One of my fav
@@baronnashor158 thank you I'll definitely have to give it a try. Appreciate you for the information.
🧚🏼♀️
Eurotrip movie brought me here.
So its not REAL absinthe if it doesnt have thujone in it?
today is absinthe day
Why are half the (stock) videos in reverse?
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Looks delicious
special for today only
Stolas: bring me all of it!
and then bro snatched the whole bottle instead of the shot glass
if it wasn't for winemakers we'd still have absinthe
And if you really want to do Absinthe right, add a few drops of Laudanum.
damn. Hell of a sleep aid there
Fighting juice
Who else is here because they thought of the scene from get him to the Greek
🤘👽🤘
here because i watch helluva boss and i love stolas
Pretty good facts
Thanks for your utmost love and support, it’s meant a lot to me,but your love and support keeps me going and standing strong in this difficult times. I do read your heartwarming comments and i truly appreciate all. It’s the season of love for me & so I decided to put smiles on the faces of my fans by going through old posts on my official page and hitting up random fans So I can get to relate with my fans better through discussions of depth and humor, listening to compliments and criticism on my career work l’ll be looking forward to your reply
october 30 is absinthe day
I first discovered this stuff in a show named: *"Helluva Boss"*
But I came here, because I didn't know whether or not it was real.
same, after watching helluva boss with stolas drinking absinthe, i wanted to see more about it
@@amber0rangee also same
two's company but three's a party
ok
remember absinthe from... decades ago?
it still exists somehow
The spirit huh 🤔
🦏If 1 were to do the sugar cube🧊 technique, backwards, and/or reverse etc; are we the driver🗼 or the driven🗽getting💈or c☄ming 1 of another🪡 common eye 🌀f/and/or/Woman has a run🏃♂️in, a run🏃♂️around, and a run🏃♂️ down, runs🏃♂️around the/a corner (common)then runs🏃♂️smack int🚫 a tree🌵🌴🌲..Have a cup of rock & RYE🌾...Fairwell🎉to you Olde Southern 🌌Skies🌠.i'm on my way🌬🌬🌬On My Way🌬🌪Mid🌘night on a CarouselRide...reaching for the gold ring💫/or perhaps 1's Golden💛Deep down inside🌻Never could reach🔱 it🙋🙆♂️🤺💃just slipped(s)🛌away🤏🖖🙆♀️🏊but i tried🫂💘💛💫🤙🍍🛒
Thuyone not thujone ! Y like in You…
So....basically ouzo? I hate anise
Flavor......I'll stick to bourbon.
Guess what i drink?
Sounds gross
I hate drinks that come with a bloody manual.
Wait.. Are those plants wormwood? Those weeds grow EVERYWHERE
It seems insane to ingest alcohol for any reason.
You are insane.
@@georgwagner4438 You might need AA.
@@TimothyOBrien1958 Is everyone insane who drinks alcohol, yes or no.
@@georgwagner4438 Yes. It's a toxin.
@@TimothyOBrien1958 old man i will find you and challenge you to a barfight
This video must have been made by Americans. Water into absinthe... yuck!
It is meant to be consumed as shots after mixing sugar into it and lit up for a couple of seconds.
That method has only existed since the 1980's. The water and sugar method originated in France in the late 1800s so it's actually closer to how absinthe used to be drunk at the height of its popularity.
Dont blame shit on Americans your confused
COVID 19
they ruined absinthe
The Egyptians did not invent absinthe. Distillation had not yet been invented. Good job.
What are you tripping on? Distillation had already been invented long before the Egyptians. The Babylonians had evidence of distillation and it can be reasonably inferred that distillation had been invented alongside pottery.
U wot m8
Right 🤣
It looks disgusting
@mauldin128. Same for Kiely Williams with all those promithes, promithes . 😂
A woman narrating is how you know it'll be like "EEEHHHHHH IT'S ILLEGAL IT'S DANGEROUS EEEHHHHHH."
Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder