The absinthe drink was the icon of 'la vie boheme' of the 19th century. Now, after a century of prohibition, absinthe is back again. Read all about the alcohol-strong, mind-bending drink known as …

Absinthe's history is as fascinating as the unusual effects of the drink. From its humble origins as a medicinal elixir, absinthe rose to make its own history as it became the icon of 19th century avant …

Absinthe Kubler: 53% alcohol Pernod Absinthe: 60% alcohol La Fee Absinthe: 68% alcohol Hills Absinth: 70% alcohol King of Spirits Absinth: 70% alcohol Do drink responsibly Unexpected over …

At Absinthe Fever, we encourage you to get involved. In fact, this whole site is meant as an open forum about absinthe, because we believe that absinthe is more than a drink, or a bit of thujone in a bottle. …

Absinthe, Green Fairy, Green Muse, Goddess... The absinthe drink has many names. It also has a fascinating history, romantic connections to the avant-garde art scene, supposed mind-bending …

In absinthe, thujone is thought to be the secret behind the unusual mind-changing effects of the drink. But thujone is a natural substance found just about anywhere. And no, you can't get thujone …

Absinthe is back, absinthe is fun, and absinthe is for sharing -- hence the several taps on the fountain, the celebrated object that is once more finding its way to the tables of parties grand and hip alike. …

The absinthe ritual of La Louche is a process of adding iced water to absinthe, which dilutes the drink and slowly transforms its colour from the original emerald green to a lighter, opalescent shade of …

Original and modern-day absinthe drinking methods explained. Drink absinthe with water, set it on fire, or try it straight-up - the choice is yours.

The effects of absinthe The effects of absinthe? Many, and some quite inexplicable. As all fans of the special green liquor know, this truly is a drink in its own class -- and we are not talking about …