Jade’s PF 1901 is one of the most popular in the entire world. Jade absinthe is also the most widely sampled of all the pre-ban absinthes in the world. The PF in the title of this Jade absinthe stands for Pernod Fils. This Jade absinthe has a history that accompanies its name: “PF 1901 takes its name from the year in which the original Pernod Fils distillery in Pontarlier caught fire. When the distillery was rebuilt and repaired, out-dated alembics were replaced by the most modern equipment of the time. The old alembics were either destroyed by the fire and sold for scrap or sold off to smaller distilleries.
The Combier Distillery purchased two of these 1100 liter stills and installed them along with the 8 smaller stills which had been a part of the distillery since 1894. The importance of this history and especially the authenticity of these two circa 1870’s alembics were not overlooked when T.A. Breaux chose the Combier Distillery in which to make Jade vintage absinthes clones.”
Jade absinthe has history on its side for being a great choice when choosing an absinthe. Its regal history, not to mention its great recipe make this a clear choice when compared to other absinthes. This absinthe has a taste that is smooth and crisp, that is accompanied by a wonderful herbal aroma. Like most absinthes, the absinthes that come from Jade have a high alcohol content that is served best when diluted. This Jade absinthe has a history that is sure to please those that it is served to at the next reception or meeting. Jade’s regal background, coming straight from France, is sure to please even the most particular absinthe drinkers that take great pride in the liquor that they are consuming. Jade absinthe is always delivers a great, high-class product.




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B // Apr 24, 2007 at 9:04 am
Although Jade absinthes are quite good, I feel the need to clarify.
“Jade absinthe is also the most widely sampled of all the pre-ban absinthes in the world. ”
Jade absinthe hasn’t been around that long. Jade does not have pre-ban bottles to drink. Instead, T.B. used his analysis of pre-ban samples of Pernod Fils to creat his recipes for the Jade line.
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