1914-18 - World War I and J. Marion Legendre 's friend Reginal P. Parker learns of pastis while stationed in Marseille, France
1920-33 - Post war, during Prohibition, Legendre and Parker make pastis in New Orleans
1933 - Legendre introduces Legendre Absinthe in December, immediately following the repeal of Prohibition
1934 - The Federal government forces Legendre to drop Absinthe from the name, Herbsaint is chosen as the replacement
1949 - Legendre sells the brand and business to Sazerac & Company
1950 - Sazerac changes the formulation, packaging and proof
2009 - For the brand's 75th anniversary, Sazerac recreates the original recipe and resurrects the historical packaging, creating Legendre Herbsaint Original
Key Cocktails:
The Sazerac Cocktail is most widely cited, but it only uses Herbsaint as a rinse. Select an absinthe based cocktail as a better use for Herbsaint.
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