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Absinthe

Bottle of absinthe, an ingredient for cocktails

Absinthe got a bad rap when layabout artists and riffraff starting drinking it in turn-of-the-19th-century Europe. It contains thujone, a chemical thought to cause hallucinations – but it’s in such small quantities, you needn’t worry about pulling a Van Gogh and mailing your earlobe to your girlfriend.

Also Known As

  • Absente
  • Versinthe

Cocktails that use Absinthe

21st Century 21st Century A Snowball’s Chance A Snowball’s Chance Absinthe Frappe Absinthe Frappe Beach Bod Fizz Beach Bod Fizz Blackthorne Blackthorne Blue Lagoon Blue Lagoon Bobby Burns Bobby Burns Brincadeira Brincadeira Burro Burro Caldo de Caña Caldo de Caña Call It A Night Call It A Night Corpse in Seville Corpse in Seville Corpse Reviver No. 2 Corpse Reviver No. 2 Corpse Reviver No. Blue Corpse Reviver No. Blue Courting Two Sisters Courting Two Sisters Dunderstruck Dunderstruck Dunhill Dunhill French Pearl French Pearl Green Deacon Green Deacon Improved Iced Coffee Improved Iced Coffee Inside Out Inside Out Jet Pilot Jet Pilot La Berceuse La Berceuse Maracuya Caipirinha Maracuya Caipirinha Mauresque Mauresque Negative Space Negative Space New Pal New Pal Obituary Obituary Penang Afrididi Penang Afrididi Rattlesnake Rattlesnake Remember the Maine Remember the Maine Saratoga Brace Up Saratoga Brace Up Sazerac Sazerac Sazerac and Cider Sazerac and Cider Spruce Goose Spruce Goose Striptease Striptease Sunflower Sunflower Test Pilot Test Pilot Tremblement de Terre Tremblement de Terre Twenty Seventy Swizzle Twenty Seventy Swizzle Undead Gentleman Undead Gentleman Zombie Zombie

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