Absinthe is a type of distilled liquor and the name of the spirit comes from Artemisia absinthium, a plant commonly known as wormwood. It has been used in medical tonics for years, but ...

It sometimes is used successfully to remove lumbricoid worms. Externally, a decoction of wormwood may be applied as a dressing to unhealthy and indolent ulcers. [The National Dispensatory, 5th Edition ...

Absinthe beguiled Van Gogh, Degas, Picasso, Wilde—and a modern-day swindler who tricked fellow devotees of the drink.

The old fashioned is a classic cocktail, but that doesn't mean it always has to stay the same. Here are two expert tricks for ...

What is Wormwood Scrubs parkrun? A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it's up to you!

It’s true. Cincinnati had its devotees of “La Fee Verte,” the “Green Fairy” so beloved of habitués of the Parisian demi-monde. According to the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette [4 February 1894]: ...

Created in Switzerland’s canton of Neuchâtel in the late 18th century, absinthe was originally a mix of wormwood, anise, and fennel. Production soon moved across the border to France, around ...

If Malört tasted as cool as it sounded, we'd all be in heaven. For now, Chicago will have to do! Malört is, in one word, ...