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Difference between Pernod and Ricard?

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mbanu

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I've had Pernod but was wondering if it was worth the effort to seek out a bottle of Ricard. How do they compare against eachother? Same drink different name, or distinct in their own right?

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I've had Pernod but was wondering if it was worth the effort to seek out a bottle of Ricard. How do they compare against eachother? Same drink different name, or distinct in their own right?

Pernod is more yelloy and a bit more intense. Richard is a little mellower and lighter in color. Seek out Henri Bardouin for the best in Pastis.

Bruce Frigard

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I've had Pernod but was wondering if it was worth the effort to seek out a bottle of Ricard. How do they compare against eachother? Same drink different name, or distinct in their own right?

To me Pernod is sweeter than Ricard, while Ricard is more herbal.

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