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Why did the color of the absinthe in an opened bottle change from green to amber?

April 26, 2017absinthe amber bottle color opened

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Why did the color of the absinthe in an opened bottle change from green to amber?

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The traditional, natural color of our absinthes will eventually fade to a feuille mort (dead leaf) tint with time, and a small amount of sediment may form. This is and has always been characteristic of a true absinthe that is crafted from historically correct, natural methods.