Pernod

Henri-Louis Pernod founded his distillery in 1805, when his refined absinthe-based pastis, with its characteristic green color, quickly won the hearts of the French. Today the name lives on as the very symbol of French pastis culture. It's over 200 years of continuous history, bottled beneath the Paris skyline.

Pernod Fils 70 cl 45% Old Vintage Bottle #3

Item no.: 2265481-30-Vintage3

Pernod fra 1980erne, den klassiske anis likør, som er noget stærkere end den udgave der er på markedet i dag.
Markedsført første gang i 1938 og umiddelbart efter, ændrer Fransk lovgivning sig og lovliggør salg af anis på 45%.

Rare vintage bottle - only 1 available!

This bottle is a piece of spirits history and is no longer in production. Whether you're collecting, gifting, or simply looking to enjoy a nostalgic sip - act fast before it's gone.

The bottle dates back to 1980s and has been stored away for many years. It is sold as a collectible item, and the quality of the contents cannot be guaranteed.

A historic collector's item with potential rarity value - depending on who’s asking.
Note: Scratches or scuffs may appear on the bottle - see image for details.
1pcs.
93,75EUR
Pernod Paris 70 cl 40%

Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197280218

Pernod Paris 70 cl 40% Pernod is a 40% French licorice-flavored spirit containing star anise, fennel and licorice roots. In addition, a secret blend of aromatic plant extracts has been added. Enjoy it as an aperitif. Brand: Pernod Country: France Type: Pernod Alc. strength: 40% 70 cl.
1pcs.
26,75EUR

About Pernod

The Pernod Ricard distillery was founded by Henri-Louis Pernod back in 1805. His refined absinthe-based pastis, with its characteristic green color, quickly achieved great popularity and broad recognition among the French in the early 1800s, a popularity that has since grown to make Pernod synonymous with French pastis itself. For newcomers, Pernod is an immediate, easily recognizable introduction to the French aperitivo tradition, while connoisseurs will appreciate the house's long, unbroken history and the characteristic anise flavor that has defined the category for more than 200 years.

History & Background

Henri-Louis Pernod founded his distillery in 1805 in Pontarlier near the Swiss border, then the very center of French absinthe production, and his recipe quickly became a popular favorite. When absinthe was banned in France in 1915, the house shifted its production to the anise-based pastis that has carried the Pernod name forward through the entire 20th century. In 1975 the company merged with rival Ricard to form Pernod Ricard, today one of the world's largest spirits producers, though the Pernod name still lives on as an independent, historic brand.

Production & Style

The spirit is distilled from anise and other herbs, and like raki and pastis, turns cloudy and whitish when water is added.

Signature Style

Anise, Sweet, Fresh
The flavour is sweet with a clear anise character and a fresh finish.

Facts

Producer	Pernod
Country	France
Founded	1805
Pronounced	pehr-NOH
Owner	Pernod Ricard
Official website	pernod-ricard.com

Did You Know?

Pernod was originally created as a replacement for absinthe, after France banned the wormwood-based spirit in 1915.

Like Pernod? You should also try:

Antica Sambuca and Hapsburg Absinthe.