What it brings to the back bar.
Distilled in Paris based on a 19th Century recipe containing wormwood and is the only absinthe authenticated by Marie-Claude Delahaye, founder and curator of the absinthe museum.
Tasting notes centre on sweetness, fruit, spice and cocktail depth. The profile is intended to be easy for buyers and bartenders to understand quickly, with enough character to support both simple serves and more considered menu builds.
For trade use, LA FÉE Blanche is presented in Listed format with 68% ABV and France as the listed origin or key descriptor. It works best where the serve needs clarity, speed and a credible brand story rather than another anonymous back-bar listing.
ABUK lists LA FÉE Blanche within the liqueurs range for fast trade scanning.
Trade detail: Listed format, 68%, with France shown as the origin or key listing descriptor.
Best considered alongside the wider La Fee product range for menu building, buyer reviews and range planning.
Built for trade clarity.
LA FÉE Blanche is listed with Listed format as the trade format and 68% as the recorded strength. Buyers should use these details as the quick-reference point when comparing the product against the wider liqueurs set.
LA FÉE Blanche House Spritz
A lighter, menu-ready serve that turns liqueur into an easy first drink.
Glass & Occasion
A menu-ready serve designed around the role LA FÉE Blanche can play on a modern UK drinks list.
Ingredients
- 50 ml LA FÉE Blanche
- 75 ml sparkling wine or soda
- 25 ml soda
- Citrus garnish
Method
- Build over ice in a wine glass.
- Top with bubbles and soda.
- Garnish with citrus and serve.