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Max Langer
Max Langer @maxlanger
France

My interpretation of this incredibly complex and perfectly balanced cocktail. This will change your approach to absinthe forever. A good quality absinthe is essential. I use one of the Cherry Rocher ones, produced more or less around the corner, which are strong on the aniseed and fennel notes, with a marked and pleasant wormwood bitterness. The dominant flavour of the cocktail, then, is obviously the absinthe, as one would think from its name, with wonderfully harmonising florals from the St. Germain, spiciness from the ginger ale and lime, and surprising herbals from the basil. An absolute must for the cocktail lover, and one that truly deserves a future classic status.

My interpretation of this incredibly complex and perfectly balanced cocktail. This will change your approach to absinthe forever. A good quality absinthe is essential. I use one of the Cherry Rocher ones, produced more or less around the corner, which are strong on the aniseed and fennel notes, with a marked and pleasant wormwood bitterness. The dominant flavour of the cocktail, then, is obviously the absinthe, as one would think from its name, with wonderfully harmonising florals from the St. Germain, spiciness from the ginger ale and lime, and surprising herbals from the basil. An absolute must for the cocktail lover, and one that truly deserves a future classic status.

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Absinthe cooler

Max Langer
Max Langer @maxlanger
France

My interpretation of this incredibly complex and perfectly balanced cocktail. This will change your approach to absinthe forever. A good quality absinthe is essential. I use one of the Cherry Rocher ones, produced more or less around the corner, which are strong on the aniseed and fennel notes, with a marked and pleasant wormwood bitterness. The dominant flavour of the cocktail, then, is obviously the absinthe, as one would think from its name, with wonderfully harmonising florals from the St. Germain, spiciness from the ginger ale and lime, and surprising herbals from the basil. An absolute must for the cocktail lover, and one that truly deserves a future classic status.

My interpretation of this incredibly complex and perfectly balanced cocktail. This will change your approach to absinthe forever. A good quality absinthe is essential. I use one of the Cherry Rocher ones, produced more or less around the corner, which are strong on the aniseed and fennel notes, with a marked and pleasant wormwood bitterness. The dominant flavour of the cocktail, then, is obviously the absinthe, as one would think from its name, with wonderfully harmonising florals from the St. Germain, spiciness from the ginger ale and lime, and surprising herbals from the basil. An absolute must for the cocktail lover, and one that truly deserves a future classic status.

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Ingredients

  • 2 clabsinthe
  • 2 clSaint Germain
  • 2 cllime juice
  • 1/2 clSugar syrup
  • 4basil leaves
  • Ginger ale
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    Add the liquid ingredients and the basil to a highball glass and muddle lightly

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    Squeeze in the lime

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    Fill with ice cubes and top up with ginger ale

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Max Langer @maxlanger
on December 20, 2020 20:06
France
Using experience, tradition and my sensitive palate to create my own interpretations of food and cocktail recipes from all over the world. I prefer to cook without meat, so most (but not all) of my recipes are vegetarian or vegan.
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Max Langer
Max Langer @maxlanger
December 22, 2020 10:15
Wow, to drink absinthe neat, you have to be brave! 😅 Normally it's drunk just with water and ice (no sugar cubes necessary), like pastis (of which absinthe is the ancestor)! Be aware that all absinthes are not created equal, several "modern" ones only contain wormwood, they should (like pastis) also contain aniseed, fennel, star anise etc. Good luck mixing! 👍:)
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