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Ive seen people setting fire to sugar soaked in absinthe is that traditional?

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Ive seen people setting fire to sugar soaked in absinthe is that traditional?

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Not exactly! The French certainly did occasionally set fire to the sugar cube in the 19th century. Much the same as some bartenders will light a cognac on fire today. The ritual really took hold about fifty years ago in what is now The Czech Republic. It’s become so popular that now a number of absinthes are formulated to be “ritulized”. For instance, Tabu absinthes are made to be burned. I have met with them and they assure me that they formulate the absinth so that it will taste better with just a hint of caramelized sugar added. They sure do it right. Tabu Strong is one of our favorites. It has just a hint of chocolate and a deep, thick louche like nothing else on the market.

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