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2024 Steinhorn »Fee« Absinth

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Steinhorn Fee - der Absinth der Steiner Bros.

Steinhorn »Fee« Absinth, vintage 2024 from the destillery Steiner Bros. has been rated with 93 Falstaff points . It is a Absinthe from the region Lower Austria in Austria

Tasting Notes

93

Tasting from 18.10.2024

Fresh, greenish nose with mint, star anise and lots of grassy-floral undertones. Tart liquorice with dried herbs on the palate. Pleasantly mild with water, the addition of sugar can be minimalistic. Pleasantly aromatic finish.

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Region: Lower Austria, Austria

Distillery: Steiner Bros.

Category: Absinthe

Vintage: 2024

Alcohol Level: 60%

www.steiner.store

Content: 0.5 litre

Region

Lower Austria, Austria

Lower Austria is Austria's largest quality wine-growing region. It unites a rich potential of wine provenance and styles of domestic wine rarities, but also...

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Distillery Steiner Bros.

Steiner Bros.

Ruppersthal 38
3701 Ruppersthal
Österreich
+43 (676) 4639900
[email protected] www.steiner.store

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2024 Steinhorn »Fee« Absinth

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