In Ibiza there is something that cannot be missing in your dessert good Ibicencan herb glass. This aniseed liqueur consists of a selection of species of island flora (up to 28 different) among which thyme, rosemary, rue or fennel stand out. Despite having a 24% minimum and 38% vol minimum, it is considered a digestive. However, be careful not to pass the drinks because they will go up to your head quickly.
There are several family businesses in Ibiza who have been responsible for its elaboration for hundreds of years, for example, Aniseta liquors. Recipes full of affection for a tradition that is passed from generation to generation.
Many restaurants and private homes prepare their own herbs, providing different nuances that you can discover yourself.
Ibizan herbs have become popular over time. To this day, it is one of the most original memories trans a stay in Ibiza. Also, the way to consume them has also evolved. In general, they used to be served in a glass, without any mysteries. You can currently find a wide variety of cocktails whose base is this drink such as, for example, Mojito Payés.
In addition to this combination of herbs, we can also find other types of liquors typical of the island such as the stick or the rumaniseta. The first is a black liquor made from cinchona and sugar and, unlike most, is usually taken before eating. The second is made with rosemary.
We could continue talking to you about these drinks with the taste of the most rural Ibiza, but is there a better way to get to know them than by trying them? You can do it order them in a glass with ice and taste them in front of a beautiful sunset background. Without a doubt an 100% ibicenco moment.