Absinthe - It's not what you think!

In this video, Nate takes on us a brief history lesson of this oft misaligned and misunderstood spirit.
In addition we share details on the magical louche effect, and Tree House's new Absinthe Verte.
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Tree House Brewery & Distillery, a world-renowned, award winning establishment was founded in 2011. It has matured into a six-facility operation where we aspire to make the best beverages possible and serve them in the most comfortable and memorable environment possible. It is the largest direct-to-consumer brewery and was recently voted as the top brewery in the world by users on Untappd, in addition to taking home 140 community awards.
We are located in Charlton, Sandwich, Tewksbury, and Deerfield, Massachusetts, for retail sale of our beer, spirits, coffee, and more. In Woodstock, Connecticut, we feature a varied menu of house-made beer and inventive cider.
We aim for our products to exist at the intersection of exceptional and accessible.
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[@LikadaKFC]

This was a really cool video, nice work!

[@treehousebrewco]

Thanks a lot!

[@1mctous]

St. George absinthe was my experience. I learned what the expression "as bitter as wormwood" really meant but I still enjoyed it.

[@jaechung895]

Thank you Nate and everybody at treehouse!!

[@ellenmislak7203]

Great things are always happening in the distillery! 🥂

[@treehousebrewco]

You got that right!

[@paulff3]

Evening Nate.

[@rfox2014]

Awesome nate. Always heard that rumor

[@richardfairbanks613]

On my 5th bottle and definitely no hallucinating effects yet😅
Fantastic video Nate. Love a good history lesson

[@treehousebrewco]

Easy! Haha, glad you liked it

[@Sony4971]

Thank you for the video! I knew a few things but it really painted the full picture. I hope there's more videos like this in the future!

[@treehousebrewco]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lrzepplin2112]

Very educational! Thank you!

[@treehousebrewco]

Our pleasure!

[@khfarias1]

Learned a bunch. Thank you

[@treehousebrewco]

🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@mistletoephoto]

Good stuff!

[@treehousebrewco]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jeffroach3722]

Very cool informative video. "you would have to drink 15-20 bottles [of 60% abv} to hallucinate"....easily would die of alcohol poisoning before the hallucinations would come. Keep up the amazing content. Cheers!

[@TyGuy-on3ec]

Cool video! Next blind tasting request, 3 part tasting, Bud Light vs. Natural Light; Coors Light vs. Keystone Light; Miller Light vs. Milwaukee's Best Light. See if you can taste a difference between the mainline and budget alternative and let us know if you think the price premium is worth it.

[@treehousebrewco]

Good idea!

[@hhearst]

Hummm.... Maybe a Tree House Sazerac is in my future with this and some Old Growth Rye.

[@RoseyBone1932]

Thanks for the cool video and history lesson. Just an FYI, the image shown for sweet woodruff appears to be garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata).

[@user-id3hy8um2x]

Not garlic mustard. Garlic mustard has got kidney shaped leaves with scalloped edges, while the image shown has pointed tips💚

[@user-yo9sm4zz1l]

Is golden promise in orange Julias ?

[@midMTB]

Thanks for the story, I’ve always wondered why this was banned. I didn’t know it was repealed so recently!

[@treehousebrewco]

You're welcome!

[@ricksbeeradventures]

Very interesting

[@treehousebrewco]

I think so too!

[@ricksbeeradventures]

@treehousebrewco it totally dispelled alotta beliefs I had about absinthe, I thought it was a dangerous trippy kind of weird liquor that I would never try, but after hearing this video I will probably give it a shot. Thanks for the info, I always thirst for knowledge and love learning about all things but especially beers a liquor, Cheers good sir, keep up the great work! And the great beers as your brewery, Tree House, is my all time favorite brewery!🍻🍻

[@treehousebrewco]

it’s a challenging flavor profile to be sure, but still fun to try and experiment with

[@tylrbass]

Have you produced any amaro, fernet, etc? I would be interested to see your approach to bitter Italian spirits. The Perrine aperitivo sounds delicious!

[@treehousebrewco]

not yet - perrine is our endeavor to break new ground and we love it

[@odom2142]

Thanks for doing all this! It almost makes me want to start drinking alcohol again.

[@treehousebrewco]

Everything in moderation, including moderation

[@odom2142]

Absolutely! Thanks again. It was really interesting.

[@goodolarchie]

Cool video, education on this stuff is great. Please don't let any other projects get in the way of making amazing, and even better beer.

[@treehousebrewco]

our beer program has never received more attention

[@ronrupert4728]

Dead leaf is NOT a sign of proper absinthe. With a higher abv and longer aging time your absinthe could keep the natural coloration without turning brown. B+

[@sarahuddleston3400]

Yall liein its all true lies

[@lordredbeard7791]

Why would you say something so controversial, yet so brave?

[@TheBum732]

Nice watch!

[@gregmacd2829]

Panda?

[@Sub4dkg1]

Very informative. Thank you. Will look forward to trying it 👍🏻

[@treehousebrewco]

Hope you enjoy it! It’s a challenging but rewarding flavor profile