The foundation for the birth of the finest old-viennese premium Absinthe had been lain in march of the year 2004 allready. It was then that the first meeting of two viennese gentleman took place... a meeting which would have important consequences. "Two men, one vision" a term that probably can't get any more cliche or dramatic. And yet... it summarizes the spirit of that meeting perfectly. And so it came to be that these gentleman, united by their interest in the opaline nectar and their sense of tradition, went to work with the goal of restoring la Fée Verte to her old glory in austria... But the
story doesn't end there... these passionate Gentleman Distillers are
still committed to deliver the best possible quality to Absintheurs
worldwide. So up to this day they are still working hard to improve
and refine their Absinthe all the while taking the wishes and suggestions
of their customers into account as often as possible. |
The creators of Absinthe Montmartre in front of the small copper alambique which was used to develop the protoype |
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Roman
F. Gundacker, aka "Tuivel" |
Gerald Fischer |
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Experienced Absintheur, former chemical lab technician, hobby distiller and antiques collector as well as webmaster of "Tuivels Absinthe Haus". Mainly
responsible for the development of the recipe, the choice of herbs used,
and the correct application of historic production techniques Mr. Gundacker
brought an important part of the required "Absinthe Know How"
to the project. He is also the one who invented the Cocktail known as
"Vienna Milk". Or you can leave an entry in the Guestbook of the Absinthe Haus. |
Experienced distiller, gourmet and professional businessman. Together with his father he leads the old viennese distillery Fischer and the Vienna Schnapsmuseum. Mr.
Fischer provided the necessary capital as well as the equipment. His
years of experience guaranteed a smooth and succesful completion of
the project. For business inquiries and general questions as well as praise or criticism concerning the Absinthe Montmartre click here: |