Kübler Original Absinthe

Name: Kübler Original Absinthe
Brand: Kübler
SKU: 11735
Price: 67.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$67.99

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Size1000mL Proof106 (53% ABV) *Please note that the ABV of this bottle may vary

Coming from the birthplace of absinthe, Kübler Absinthe is made with original recipes dating to 1863. Made with 9 botanicals, this is a white absinthe, which means it's clear instead of green.

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The Story

About Kübler Original Absinthe

Kübler Absinthe is made with 9 botanicals that are macerated and distilled. The list of botanicals includes sweet fennel from Provence, France, Grand Wormwood (Artemisia Absinthium) from the Val de Travers, Switzerland, green anise from Malaga, Spain, Artemisia Pontica (Petite Wormwood) from the Val de Travers, Switzerland, coriander from Ukraine, peppermint from Val de Travers, Switzerland, hyssop from Val de Travers, Switzerland, star anise from China, lemon balm from Val de Travers, Switzerland. It's “Blanche Absinthe”, which means white absinthe — it’s clear instead of green. Bottled at 106 proof, it’s sweet with powerful anise flavors.

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About Kübler

Absinthe might be most commonly associated with The Belle Époque in France, but it was actually invented in Switzerland, namely in Val-de-Travers, a long valley close to Lake Neuchâtel, west of Bern.

One of the most renowned absinthe brands is Kübler Absinthe, a traditional Swiss style of absinthe that was founded by J. Fritz Kübler in 1863 in Môtiers, Switzerland — the capital of Val-de-Travers. Kübler eventually built his own distillery called the Blackmint Distillery. Unfortunately, absinthe was banned from the beginning of the 20th century due to the wormwood compound. With Kübler's family recipes dating back to 1863, Fritz's grandson Yves Kübler lobbied to change the laws and restore legality of absinthe in Switzerland. He was successful and in 2001, the ban was lifted while in 2005, all anti-absinthe laws were repealed. Yves Kübler built a new distillery close to the original one where Kübler absinthe is produced with time-honored methods and recipes.

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