Aelred Pastis 1889 Provencal 0,7L 45%

€26.50*

Content: 0.7 Liter (€37.86* / 1 Liter)

Available, delivery time: 3-5 Working days

Product number: PD-06815

The typical French anise schnapps gets a new face: Pastis 1889 Provencal in the decorative bottle impresses with a fine anise and licorice aroma.

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Aelred Pastis 1889 Provencal 0.7L 45%

A spirit with tradition

After the production, sale and consumption of spirits containing thujone, such as absinthe, were banned at the beginning of the 20th century, farmers from Provence secretly set about developing an alternative. This led to the creation of 'Pastis', which is derived from the French 'pastiche', which in English can be translated as 'imitation'. This Pastis consists of a certain basic ingredient, star anise. Its alcohol content is between 40 and 45% vol. It is important that the spirit can be called Pastis if it has a clearly perceptible aniseed flavour and uses natural extracts from liquorice. Other herbs and plants may also be used, so thyme, cumin and savory are usually found in the ingredients list alongside anise. Other guidelines for the designation as pastis are the glycyrrhizic acid content, which comes from the liquorice root, and the amount of sugar.

Recommended consumption

Pastis is usually served with ice-cold water. For this, the liquor is diluted in a ratio of 5 to 1 (water/pastis).
Pastis is now also used as an ingredient in long drinks, e.g. in combination with bitter lemon or orange juice.
In the south of France, and thus in the home of Aelred Pastis 1889 Provencal, another way of serving pastis has become popular. In addition to the ice water mentioned above, you also add a splash of syrup or liqueur.

Alcohol content:	45,0% Vol.
Country:	France
Filling quantity:	0,7 Liter
Responsible food business operator:	Aelred Spirits-Domaine Eyguebelle, 3 Chemin de la Mejeonne, 26230 Valaurie, Frankreich
Type:	Pastis

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