- Absinthe Drink: All about Absinthe, the Iconic Drink of La Vie Boheme
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 the Green Fairy
- Inspired by Green Fairy: The Story of Green Absinthe Goddess
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 The Green Fairy -- the affectionate name given to the absinthe drink in the 19th century -- is art, poetry, experience, lifestyle
- Thujone and Absinthe: Mind-bending Effects?
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 poisoning from absinthe
- Absinthe: Alcohol with Extraordinary Power - Absinthe Fever
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-indulgence is a genuine possibility with absinthe, especially for newcomers who assume the drink compares to other spirits in alcohol strength
- Absinthe: History of the Unique Drink - Absinthe Fever
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-garde
- Absinthe Fever: All About the Absinthe Drink and Green Fairy Lifestyle
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 effects and -- of course -- a great taste! Absinthe, that green blast from the past, is once again grabbing the attention of pleasure-seekers across the globe
- Wormwood Plant - Absinthe Fever
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 The Green Fairy -- the affectionate name given to the absinthe drink in the 19th century -- is art, poetry, experience, lifestyle
- Absinthe Ritual of La Louche - Absinthe Fever
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 milky green
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