From Mansinthe to Absinth Lollipops
Absinthe, or la fée verte (the green fairy) is perceived as one of the most exotic types of alcoholic drink around the world due to its taboo reputation in decades past.
Absinthe used to have hallucinogenic properties (the term 'the green fairy' comes from the visions people had when intoxicated from the vibrant brew) and was banned in many countries, but the modern absinthe sold in stores now doesn't contain the psychoactive drug, thujone. Absinthe only began being commercially distilled again in the US in 2007.
Because of its controversial nature, absinthe is highly coveted around the world, as are absinthe-inspired products, as seen in this cluster.
Absinthe used to have hallucinogenic properties (the term 'the green fairy' comes from the visions people had when intoxicated from the vibrant brew) and was banned in many countries, but the modern absinthe sold in stores now doesn't contain the psychoactive drug, thujone. Absinthe only began being commercially distilled again in the US in 2007.
Because of its controversial nature, absinthe is highly coveted around the world, as are absinthe-inspired products, as seen in this cluster.
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