In search of eternity
India’s First Absinthe
Absinthe · 49% ABV · 750 ml · Produce of India
The name
‘La’ signifies the origins of absinthe, which found popularity in the French region during the early 18th and 19th centuries among Parisian artists and writers. Ananta, a Sanskrit word that means eternity, signifies the brand’s Indian origins.
The liquid La’Ananta is an immersive experience into your alternate realm that is a feast for your senses.
Liquid of the legends
Absinthe’s history is intertwined with the legend of the Green Fairy, artistic rebellion and stories of altered perception. Writers and artists helped make that mythology part of absinthe’s cultural identity.
The botanicals
All botanicals are locally procured except wormwood.
Tasting notes
| On the nose | On the palate | |
|---|---|---|
| Neat | Fragrant liquorice and mint give way to subtle hints of sweet peach, lime and moist chamomile, with hints of herbaceous wormwood at the top of the nose. | Sweet peach, fennel and mint flanked by notes of lemon balm, subtle hints of chamomile with bitter green notes of wormwood, orange, lime and peach on the finish. |
| Louche | Sweet fennel, wormwood, wild mint and earthy chamomile with hints of lemon balm, candied lemon zest, white sage and green aniseed. | Sweet fennel, damp chamomile, lemon balm, herbaceous wormwood, hints of orange sorbet, semi-bitter wormwood, hyssop and green aniseed. |
The label
The green fairy, the mystical fountain and the pink tusked elephant — drawn for the bottle, and printed as one.
The facts
Delhi, Haryana, Daman & Assam