Absinthe La Fée XS Française

L'Absinthe Verte NV is a modern absinthe that draws inspiration from traditional French recipes while adding a touch of contemporary boldness.
Created by George Rowley in 2008, this absinthe takes its inspiration from research conducted at the Schimmel Library, the oldest herbalist library in Europe.
While the classic absinthe ingredients, such as grand wormwood, fennel, and star anise, are well represented, more innovative elements like natural vanilla from Madagascar and cocoa beans add a unique sweetness and complexity. The name "Envy" (NV) evokes feelings of passion, desire, and admiration—a drink so desired it stirs envy in those who have yet to taste it.

1792 is named for the year Kentucky became a state as an acknowledgment of the importance of the Bluegrass State as the birthplace of bourbon. Our 1792 expressions include our Small Batch Bourbon which is created with precision and artistry, and our Limited Edition Expressions which are rare and special whiskeys that are truly distinct and extraordinary.

La Fée Blanche Absinthe Supérieure is an exceptional example of classic white absinthe, distilled in France with 100% natural ingredients.
This refined spirit is a tribute to the traditional methods used before the ban of 1915.
This absinthe stands out for its crystalline purity, delicate aromatic profile, and meticulous composition based on three types of wormwood: Grande Absinthe (Artemisia absinthium), Petite Absinthe (Artemisia pontica), and Génépi (Genepi Artemisia).
It appeals both to absinthe enthusiasts and mixologists seeking complexity and finesse in their creations.

The Doorly's 12 years, an iconic product of the Foursquare distillery in Barbados, embodies the art of rum distillation and blending. This exceptional rum is the result of careful twelve-year maturation in the tropics, in barrels that previously contained Kentucky bourbon and Madeira.
This double distillation, using both pot still and column still, gives this rum unmatched aromatic complexity and finesse.

Sortilège Crème d'érable combines Canadian whisky with delicious Quebec maple syrup and a hint of cream for a pleasant touch of sweetness and an exquisite blend of flavours.

ABK6 is convinced that blending eaux-de-vie coming from one exceptional estate gives Cognac an unmistakable character and strength. Deeply attached to the terroir, the house has decided to produce distinct Cognacs based on their origins. The philosophy is therefore summed up in the expression « Single Estate Cognac ».Domaines Francis Abecassis is an indépendant producer of Single Estate Cognac, with 370 hectares of vineyards located on the best terroir of the Cognac appellation. To create ABK6 Cognac, the Cellar Master has chosen the oldest and most emblematic “eaux-de-vie” from the estates. The whole ABK6 range is «gourmand» with notes of candied apple fruits and spices. ABK6’s exclusive square shaped bottle affirms the modernity of the brand and highlights its differences, whi...

Cihuatán Alux is a limited edition rum inspired by the Mayan Legend of the Aluxes, guardian gods of the land. According to Mayan lore, these gods lived in maize and cacao fields, as these were regarder as the most sacred gifts of the earth. At the beginning of every harvest season, the Maya would hold an enchanting feast full of rich treats of chocolate and corn in gratitude to the Aluxes. Now as our gift for these guardian gods, our Master Blender has crafted this rum with notes of Mayan atole, cashew nuts, ginger, cinnamon sticks, roasted corn and chocolate mousse.

L'Absinthe La Fée Parisienne is the most authentic expression of classic green absinthe.
Made from 100% natural ingredients, this absinthe is distilled according to a traditional 19th-century recipe.
The result is a superior absinthe of remarkable quality, both powerful and balanced, adhering to ancient techniques to capture the essence of great creative spirits like Van Gogh, Rimbaud, and Toulouse-Lautrec.
La Fée Parisienne is the first traditional absinthe distilled in France since the ban was lifted in 1915.