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Absinthe from the Belle Epoque was known for being bitter, strong and green; its stimulating qualities attracting fans such as Toulouse-Lautrec, Oscar Wilde and Mark Twain. But its hallucinogenic properties sparked extraordinary...

Absinthe has long been misunderstood despite its rich history and captivating allure, from its supposed hallucinogenic properties to the amount of wormwood it may contain, making this spirit appear dangerous or even deadly. Yet...

Absinthe Was Popularized as The Green Fairy Absinthe became increasingly popular during the late 1800s and early 1900s, drawing artists and writers in search of its hallucinogenic properties, not to mention its unique green hue....

Absinthe and Mystical IllustrationsAbsinthe enjoyed an almost mythological status during the 19th century. Dubbed la Fee Verte – meaning the Green Fairy – absinthe was said to both inspire artists and writers while...

Absinthe and Herbal Blends A few drops of absinthe can add a botanical note to a cocktail, but its mystique becomes even more apparent when used according to tradition. Distilled from herbs such as anise and fennel as well as...