Sweetdram Wild Absinthe 2022

SWEETDRAM LIMITED

£28

WHAT IS WILD ABSINTHE? Our lighter, more approachable take on the notorious green spirit uses botanicals from our on-site distillery garden – hand-picked by the team during summer, just in time for distillation. It’s a proper labour of love and a real garden-to-glass story. Each bottle features exclusive artwork by local illustrator Jack Fletcher. Distilled in Scotland. HOW DO YOU DRINK IT? Simply pour over ice, give it a swirl and allow it to dilute to about 1:1 absinthe to (melted) water. It should chill, ‘louche’ (cloud) and become oily and sweet. Alternatively, use it to ‘rinse the glass’

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