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Herbsaint is a
brand name of anise-flavored
liqueur originally created as an absinthe-substitute in New Orleans,
Louisiana in 1934, and
currently produced...
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anisettes such as pastis, Pernod, or
Herbsaint are
common substitutes when
absinthe is unavailable. In New Orleans,
Herbsaint is most
commonly used due to the...
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translucent plastic container resembling an
anthropomorphic hand
grenade Herbsaint—a
brand of anise-flavored liqueur,
originally marketed as a substitute...
- (incorporating
almond syrup), and the
Martinique Swizzle (flavored with
Herbsaint,
Pernod or anisette).
According to that guide:
Swizzles originated in...
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Centerbe (Italy;
infusion of 100 high
mountain herbs)
Galliano (Italy)
Herbsaint (United States) P****ione Nera (Italy)
Pastis (France)
Patxaran (Spain)...
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Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Old
Absinthe House, New Orleans.
Official website Feature in a 1944
Herbsaint booklet Portals:
Liquor Louisiana...
- issue, in
which four
articles are published,
along with an obituary.
Herbsaint Sazerac delivers a
cycling tour of Ennui-sur-Blasé,
demonstrating several...
