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Introduction

Absinthe was created in Switzerland in the late 18th century, but it wasn't widely consumed until the late 19th century. By 1915, it had been outlawed, primarily because it was portrayed as a "dangerously addictive psychoactive narcotic." Allowing the fire to go out on its own is one variation of the Bohemian Method. This variation, often known as "Cooking the Absinthe" or "Flaming Green Fairy," renders the alcohol largely inert. Despite being demonised, there is no proof that absinthe is any more hazardous than other spirits. Apart from the alcohol, all psychedelic qualities linked to absinthe have been greatly exaggerated. It wasn't until the 1990s that the European Union made up its mind to eliminate the restrictions on its manufacture and sale; at that point, it saw a second boom and there were close to 200 brands of absinthe available. Absinthe must be prepared properly before use. Traditionally, a sugar cube would be placed on top of an absinthe spoon, which was then placed over the glass. The water will uniformly displace into the absinthe as you pour chilled water over the sugar cube, resulting in a final solution that is one-fourth absinthe and three-fourths water. Show Less