Absinthe Liquor | What Is Absinthe And Where Do I Buy It?

What Is Absinthe Liquor?

Absinthe liquor is distilled with wormwood and anise. The hallucinogen in Absinthe wormwood is called Thujone. Usually it is mixed up with herbs like licorice, aniseed, and nutmeg. Absinthe originated sometime in the late 18th century by two sisters from Switzerland. France started to produce the liquor and it spread across Europe.

This drink was very famous among great names in history like Vincent Van Gogh, Ernest Hemmingway and Mark Twain. Absinthe is responsible for influencing their great works and inspiring them.

The prohibition of Absinthe began in 1920 after many distilleries used a lower grade alcohol level to produce the drink. This resulted in prohibition in some countries but by 1981 Europe revived the drink and it once again became popular in the club scene.

Where Can I Buy Absinthe?

In today's world with technology and the internet, Absinthe liquor has been introduced to many parts of the world where it has been banned. Absinthe is known for hallucinogenic properties and Thujone have been used for medical and magical purposes. In some countries where it is not legal you can buy it but it is not authentic and contains substitutes for the main ingredient wormwood.

Here is an online store that sells real Absinthe from the Czech Republic:
Absinthe Liquor

The Effects Of Drinking Absinthe

Although Absinthe the liquor does not make you hallucinate, your mental abilities are less impaired under the influence of it and you feel high at the same time. Some people claim that the molecular structure of Thujone is similar to that of THC the active ingredient in cannabis. The strongest Absinthe available is called King Of Spirit Gold which contains 100mg and is produced in the Czech Republic.

Usually the drink is prepared with sugar cubes added over a spoon. The drink mixes with the sugar to cut down the bitterness of it. It smells really good and hardly tastes like aniseed but is pleasant with a high alcohol content.

Absinthe has been used by many cultures throughout history. In Greece wormwood was used to cut down on pain during childbirth. It was also later used to treat tapeworm give the patient with an extra hallucinations. In the late 18th century Absinthe was also used for additional medical purposes.

Buy real Absinthe from the Czech Republic here:
Absinthe Liquor