Are there other strongly herbal alcoholic drinks? Chartreuse Verte is currently my favorite drink, but I'm unaware if there are other similar drinks.
>>7875140
I think Jager would technically count. Also pic related
>>7875140
Gin tastes like pine trees, if that's your thing.
Just try a bunch of absinthes. Look for brands that are described as more 'complex' or 'herby'. I haven't had pic related but they say it's quite complex.
http://wormwoodsociety.org/index.php/component/content/article/444-absinthe-la-coquette
>>7875140
Génépi
Rue flavored grappa
Helbing Hamburg Kummel
Żubrówka
>there are niggas on /ck/ RIGHT NOW who don't drink campari
fags desu
Fernet
verveine,
watch out, you should look for '' alcool de verveine'' or '' verveine du velay, '' verveine'' by itself is a type of herbal tea
sambuca tastes like black spice drops if thats your deal
>>7875248
Oooh I hate this one, it's not herbal it's just extremely bitter. Look, it even says on the label "BITTER". Maybe I don't understand something and there is a way to develop your taste to enjoy it, but so far 2 times I tried it were literally a challenge.
>>7875413
>doesnt like campari
kys
>>7875413
Traditionally bitters were used to "settle the stomach" either right before or after eating a large meal. Many people find bitter foods refreshing in a similar way to sour and acidic foods.
>>7875140
gin,absinthe,ramazotti
>>7875140
underberg brooo
>>7875140
Hendrick's Gin
>>7875248
Campari is the shit. Best cocktails, and simply mixing it with soda and ice makes a good drink.
