I just recieved my new bottle of S.V. yesturday and it seamed to be cloady before I added water, then when it was louched it had green floaty stuff on top. The taste was on the woody side. This is my third bottle of S.V. and the other two did not have this. Wha happened?

SV benefits from a good shake before you pour. This is because of the coloring step and the filtration used. From what Ned said, the original Berger had the same issue.

So.......this is a good thing?

(BTW awesome avatar my friend!!!)

I don't think it's a bad thing, just probably authentic. If he filtered more aggressively or did the colouring step differently, it would taste different, which IMO would be a bad thing.

Yes, I agree with Porkio. If it was more aggressively filtered, the flavor would be somewhat altered. All in all the SV is a very excellent product, and IMHO, the finest commercially available absinthe.

I think Smuttty seams to be a little cloady himself...

I agree, this is my favorite absinthe by a long shot!!! (Muh hed still be cloady though ) So this is an example of the authenticity and superiority of this product. Thanks all for the info!

I always have to snack while I'm drinking. This way I save time, my snack is in my drink!

Best of all, it's vegetable matter.

Does that mean a glass of VS counts as a serving of veggies?

I told you:
absinthe is food .

Tasty meat attracts the
prospect of anal rape
every fuckin' time.

Supposed to have sea monkeys, then oh no it's not supposed to have sea monkeys then oh, sea monkeys are okay, then um, no they're not...

We've always been at war with Eurasia.