In this video, you’ll see how to make a simple absinthe frappé. The recipe calls for Herbsaint (the New Orleans anise-flavored liqueur), anisette liqu... See moreeur, and a topper of club soda. Of course, now that absinthe is no longer illegal, you can replace the Herbsaint with absinthe (or Pernod) if you like. This refreshing cocktail is perfect for celebrating Mardi Gras. Serve this cocktail over lots of crushed ice. Get the recipe for Absinthe Frappé Cocktail and see more cocktail videos >>