Absenta Bar is the first bar specialized in absinthe in Argentina, the most alcoholic drink that eclipsed artists and was banned in Europe. Now you can discover and consume it in Buenos Aires, in moderation.
Absinthe: The forbidden drink that can now be drunk in Buenos Aires.
Known as the “green fairy”, absinthe is a drink with a high alcohol content (between 45% and 74%), made with wormwood, anise and fennel. Absinthe became very popular in the early 20th century and was banned in several countries due to its alleged association with hallucinogenic effects. It is said that Van Gogh used to drink it, could that explain his paintings? Be that as it may, nowadays it is a legal drink that should be taken in moderation and now Buenos Aires has its first Absinthe bar and you can get to know it.
Absinthe Bar: A sensory experience in Devoto
At Absenta Bar, the signature drinks obviously revolve around Absinthe. The proposals on the menu are innovative for those who dare to try something different (do not forget that Absinthe has a graduation between 45% and 74%). One of the must-try items on the menu is the “Absinthe Moment”: an experience in a secret corner of the bar where the drink is prepared for you with a special ritual.Perhaps to surprise someone with a romantic or different experience?
In addition to the cocktails with Absinthe, there is a gastronomic offer that fits perfectly and surprises as much as the drink. In addition, every night there is live music with DJs and a huge terrace where you can enjoy all this under the stars.
Absenta Barđź“ŤNueva York 4899, Devoto.