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Copper & Kings Blanche Absinthe
Copper & Kings

Copper & Kings Blanche Absinthe

3.29 Mixed reviews

6 reviews6 ratings

Everything else Absinthe Kentucky No age statement 65% ABV

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Copper & Kings Blanche Absinthe, produced in Louisville, KY, starts with a spirit derived from muscat grapes. Grande wormwood, anise, fennel, hyssop, and other botanicals are macerated in the brandy spirit for 18 hours before a re-distillation process. As it is a blanche-style absinthe, there is no maceration after distillation, and no additional flavors, chemicals, colors, or sugar are incorporated. It is bottled at 65% ABV without chill-filtration.

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Ryan Root 3.5

A layered, botanical aperitif or cordial from Copper & Kings Distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. It's double-distilled from exceptionally aromatic wine using Vendome copper pot stills, infused with traditional botanicals like anise, fennel, and wormwood. It is non-chill filtered and bottled at 65% ABV. Its aromatic start features notes of candied licorice. A creamy and fruity development follows with hints of apple, golden raisin, must, and tobacco, leading to a smooth and earthy conclusion with notes of cinnamon, black pepper, mint, orange zest, and copper. March / April 2021.

Alvin Howell 3.0

I purchased this partly because I appreciate Copper & Kings in cocktails and also because I really liked the bottle; however, they later changed the bottle design (giving it three stars because I dislike the new bottle). This absinthe performs well in a Sazerac at a more reasonable price than many well-known absinthe brands.

Armando Gaytan 4.0

This is my first absinthe, so take this with a grain of salt, but the 130 proof and the very strong flavor profile make this a distinctive beverage that is great for sipping or perfect in a cocktail. That is, if you really like black licorice.

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