Absinth Beetle
Type: Czech Republic, Green (Verte), Mixed and Macerated (?) No, It is supposed to have that giant bug that looks like a punked out praying mantis in it . Not sure why though.
Czech Republic Reviews
Type: Czech Republic, Green (Verte), Mixed and Macerated (?)
Absinthium 1792
Type: Czech Republic We evaluate French and Czech absinthe as two entirely different styles/expressions so please bear that in mind when reading the evaluations/ratings.
Century Absinth
Type: Czech Republic, Green (Verte), Mixed and Macerated (?) One of the few drinkable Czech Absinths
Green Fairy
Type: Czech Republic, Green (Verte) This is a Czech Absinth, hence it contains less fennel, anise and mint than French or Swiss Absinthes.The distillery dates from 1518.
King of Spirits Gold
Type: Czech Republic, Green (Verte), Mixed and Macerated (?) FOUL TASTING, bordering on poisonous. Stupidly expensive. AVOID !!!
Koruna
Type: Compounded, Czech Republic, Molasses Base Might be better as a bitter tonic (Amaro) than thought of as an Absinth(e)
Sebor Absinth
Type: Czech Republic, Green (Verte), Mixed and Macerated (?) Less toxic than many of its competitiors from the Czech Republic.
Sebor Strong Absinth
Type: Czech Republic, Green (Verte) A blend of Czech, French and Swiss recipes to arrive at something that approaches pleasant enough to think about buying.
Staroplzenecky
Type: Czech Republic, Green (Verte), Mixed and Macerated (?) This is a Czech Absinth which I know almost nothing about- all the labels are in Czech.
Toulouse Lautrec
Type: Clear, Czech Republic, Mixed and Macerated (?) Billed as the “Only enjoyable Czech Absinthe.” Actually one of the best Czech absinthes I have ever had.
