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Negronis are my absolute favorite drink, but most people I know hate them. Absinthe is just as divisive.
I remember absinthe as delightful but I don’t remember it real well
Ah, I see you're man of (drinking) culture as well
Nah, I’m just a girl who spent half a decade in college lol
10 bucks says it was actually 10 years and you just forgot half of it
I hate the negroni. Don't understand it, it's way too sweet, way too bitter, but mostly just sickeningly sweet. Like if it was dumped into a glass of soda water or lemon water it would probably be ok.
Absinthe I think is just divisive because licorice/anise flavor is polarizing. I like it in cocktails, like Sambucca too. I love licorice flavors in general though.