Pastis 51

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Pastis 51 is a popular French anise-flavored apéritif, particularly associated with Marseille and often enjoyed diluted with water.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alcoholic beverage
anise-flavored apéritif
pastis
alcoholByVolume 45%
aromaFamily Mediterranean herbs
associatedWith Marseille NERFINISHED
baseIngredient neutral alcohol
sugar
water
category French spirits
color clear
colorWhenDiluted milky
consumptionContext cafés in Marseille
social gatherings
contains aromatic herbs
licorice root
star anise
countryOfOrigin France
dilutionEffect louche effect
drinkingCulture associated with pétanque
symbol of southern French lifestyle
drinkType apéritif
flavor anise
isSimilarTo Ricard NERFINISHED
arak
ouzo
sambuca NERFINISHED
legalCategory pastis
mainAroma licorice
oftenServedWith ice cubes
regulation must contain natural anethole
servingMethod never drunk neat in large quantities
water added before ice
servingSuggestion diluted with water
servingTemperature cold
tasteProfile bitter finish
herbal
sweet
typicalABVRangeForCategory 40–45%
typicalBottleSize 1 liter
700 ml
typicalDilutionRatio 1 part pastis to 5 parts water
1 part pastis to 7 parts water
typicalRegionOfConsumption Provence NERFINISHED
southern France NERFINISHED
typicalServingGlass tall glass
typicalServingOccasion before meals
usedAs base for long drinks

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