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LiqueurVerse/Legendre Herbsaint Anise Liqueur 750 ML
Legendre Herbsaint Anise Liqueur 750 ML
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About this bottle
Herbsaint is the New Orleans anise liqueur created by the Legendre family as a Prohibition-era substitute for absinthe, now produced by the Sazerac Company at 90 proof. It's built from anise and a blend of herbal botanicals rather than wormwood, giving it a licorice-forward nose with herbal, slightly sweet undertones. The palate is bold and warming for its category — anise leads, with herbal complexity underneath and a long, clean licorice finish. It's best known as the traditional New Orleans stand-in for absinthe or pastis in classic cocktails, most famously rinsed into a Sazerac.
How to drink Herbsaint
Use it the way New Orleans bartenders do: a quick rinse in a chilled glass for a Sazerac, or mixed into a Herbsaint Frappé over crushed ice with a splash of water for a lighter, anise-forward sipper.
Specs
Anise90 proof
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How is Herbsaint traditionally served?
As a rinse in a chilled glass for a Sazerac, or mixed with water over crushed ice in a Herbsaint Frappé.
What cocktails is it used in?
It's most famous in the Sazerac, and also appears in the Herbsaint Frappé and other New Orleans classics as an absinthe substitute.
Who makes Herbsaint?
It was created by the Legendre family as a Prohibition-era absinthe substitute and is now produced by the Sazerac Company at 90 proof.
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