Colorful types of absinthe
Along with the classic absinthe, which is based on wormwood with its characteristic tanning agent thujone, there is a whole range of derivatives of this drink, its various versions and interpretations. Depending on the area, production technologies and manufacturing secrets, absinthe can have not only different infusion strengths, but also play with almost all the colors of the rainbow.
For example, in addition to the classic spectrum of green shades, absinthe can have a pronounced yellow color. And it is achieved not only by using food coloring, as is commonly believed. The fact is that as leaves and grass age, the clorophylls they contain change their natural green color to yellow. It is this natural, and not colored, absinthe that can be easily ordered from the Alcohol delivery UAE category service, which operates in Dubai with home delivery around the clock.
A separate type is “red” absinthe. Relatively inexpensive drinks of this type usually use food coloring. But in prestigious brands of absinthe, natural pomegranate extract is used to give the red color. Therefore, it is not surprising that red absinthe is so popular in the homeland of one of its main components.
You can find blue absinthe in online stores and in liquor stores in Dubai. By and large, it is not much different from the classic one, and the unusual range of shades, from blue to indigo, is usually given to this drink by various food additives. When choosing such absinthe, it is strongly recommended to check its strength. And if you speak languages, carefully study the label. Very expensive varieties of blue absinthe do not use chemicals, but extracts and extracts of various exotic plants.
Against this general background, “black” absinthe is truly exotic. The dark brown and even completely black shades of this drink are given not by dyes, but by the roots of the same wormwood from which this alcoholic drink is made, or by an infusion of the unique African black acacia Catechu.
Again, each of the types of absinthe listed may have different strengths and concentrations of thujone. Therefore, there are several ways to consume this strong alcoholic drink: in its pure form, as an ingredient for cocktails or for medicinal purposes.