La Fée Absinthe

La Fée marked absinthe's rebirth in Western Europe – when George Rowley launched the brand in 2000, it was the first legal absinthe in the UK since the ban in the early 20th century. The name means 'the fairy', a nod to the nickname absinthe earned in bohemian Paris, where artists and poets worshipped 'the green fairy' as their muse. This is a bottle carrying an entire era's myth and prohibition with it.

La Fee NV Absinthe French Absinthe 70 cl 40%

Item no.: 22227865423147344-4

Toned down version of The Green Fairy with 40% Alc. How to drink Absint? Start by placing a sugar cube on the absint spoon (over a Riedel glass ), then pour 4-6 parts ice water and 1 part absint over the sugar cube. Greet the Green Fairy

Brand: La Fée
Name: Absinthe NV
Country: France
Type: French Absint
Alc. strength: 40%
70 cl.
1pcs.
36,00EUR
La Fee Parisienne Absinthe France Absint 68%

Item no.: 22227865423147344

Distillery: La Fée Absinthe Parisienne Type: French AbsintAlc. strength: 68 % 70 cl. Other: Full strength at The Green Fairy How to drink Absint? Start by placing a sugar cube on the absint spoon (over a Riedel glass ), then pour 4-6 parts ice water and 1 part absint over the sugar cube. Say hello to the Green Fairy
1pcs.
67,00EUR

About La Fée

La Fée is a French absinthe that helped revive absinthe production after France's long-standing ban on the spirit.

History & Background

Absinthe was banned in France in 1915 over fears of its supposed harmful effects, and La Fée was one of the first brands to restart legal production.

Production & Style

The absinthe is distilled from wormwood, anise, and other herbs following classic French methods.

Signature Style

Anise, Bitter, Herbal
The flavour has a clear anise character with bitter, herbal undertones from the wormwood.

Facts

Producer	La Fée
Country	France
Founded	2000
Pronounced	la FAY
Official website	la-fee.com
Region	Rhone-Alpes
Owner	La Fee LLP / Green Utopia (George Rowley, independent)

Did You Know?

Absinthe was banned in France from 1915 all the way until 2011, when it once again became legal to produce and sell under the name absinthe.

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