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Infusing flavours in Pernod involves steeping complementary botanicals, citrus peels, fresh herbs, or savory aromatics in the 40% ABV French anise spirit for 12 to 72 hours. Because Pernod contains potent star anise, fennel, and licorice notes, successful infusions require balancing high-contrast botanical ingredients—such as Meyer lemon peel, fresh French tarragon, dried chamomile, and green cardamom—without masking the signature anise backbone.

Infusing flavours in Pernod involves steeping complementary botanicals, citrus peels, fresh herbs, or savory aromatics in the 40% ABV French anise spirit for 12 to 72 hours. Because Pernod contains potent star anise, fennel, and licorice notes, successful infusions require balancing high-contrast botanical ingredients—such as Meyer lemon peel, fresh French tarragon, dried chamomile, and green cardamom—without masking the signature anise backbone.

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