Absinthe
About absinthe
Absinthe is a powerful herbal spirit known for its intense anise, fennel, wormwood, and licorice-like flavor. In cocktails, it is usually used in very small amounts, either as a rinse or a few dashes, because even a little absinthe can add a bold aromatic finish.
On this page, you’ll find cocktails that use absinthe, from New Orleans classics and Martini-style variations to complex gin, brandy, and rye drinks. Absinthe works especially well with lemon, sugar, bitters, dry vermouth, orange liqueur, maraschino liqueur, and citrus oils.
Common ingredient combinations
Explore cocktails made with these common ingredient combinations.







































































































































































































