popular with artists and Bohemians in
the late 19th and early 20th century
this alcoholic spirit is also known as
the Green Fairy I am hey guys I’m
Barbara with watchmojo.com and today we
are going to be learning more about
absinthe
I think absinthe was called like this
green fairy because of the effects it
seemed to be producing on people
drinking it they were imagining you know
some kind of fairy going around your
head and making you dizzy and more
inspired
what is absinthe made from use a strong
alcohol usually use wine that has been
distilled up to 85% of alcohol and then
you measure it a lot of herbs the main
herbs that make absent will be absent
itself wormwood in English fennel is up
green anise there’s star anise for those
of us who haven’t had the pleasure of
trying absinthe how would you describe
the taste the main flavor usually in
absinthe will be the anise flavor a bit
like bestest a good accent will provide
a lot of very subtle flavors mostly
herbal and floral favor of course
alcohol strength is there you dilute it
with water but depending on how strong
you like you absence it’s very
refreshing feels like you know drinking
something in the middle of a field in
the summer it’s a very interesting what
percentage of alcohol is typical between
68 and 72 percent alcohol but it’s also
another type of absinthe which will be
around 55 it’s absent really a
hallucinogen oh and open anyway never
happened to me absinthe makes me maybe a
bit more awake but no drugs like effect
never tasted that it just you know being
drunk on alcohol there’s been some
rumors of some stories about the fact
that absent can make you stone or
something like stone but it’s not really
true it was mostly something that people
back in the eighteen hundreds and the
beginning and nineteen Andres used to
demonize absinthe they use any reason
they found why was absent banned absent
became the goal of the prohibition is
because it was so popular in France at
the end of the eighteen hundred’s and
and also at some point it displays you
know wine into the art of French people
at the same time there the wine producer
add a few rough years
of some disease that Matt was attacking
the vines so the wine producer got
together with the prohibitionist and
they said okay we have one target is
absent it’s up thank you very much for
your time thank you
the late 19th and early 20th century
this alcoholic spirit is also known as
the Green Fairy I am hey guys I’m
Barbara with watchmojo.com and today we
are going to be learning more about
absinthe
I think absinthe was called like this
green fairy because of the effects it
seemed to be producing on people
drinking it they were imagining you know
some kind of fairy going around your
head and making you dizzy and more
inspired
what is absinthe made from use a strong
alcohol usually use wine that has been
distilled up to 85% of alcohol and then
you measure it a lot of herbs the main
herbs that make absent will be absent
itself wormwood in English fennel is up
green anise there’s star anise for those
of us who haven’t had the pleasure of
trying absinthe how would you describe
the taste the main flavor usually in
absinthe will be the anise flavor a bit
like bestest a good accent will provide
a lot of very subtle flavors mostly
herbal and floral favor of course
alcohol strength is there you dilute it
with water but depending on how strong
you like you absence it’s very
refreshing feels like you know drinking
something in the middle of a field in
the summer it’s a very interesting what
percentage of alcohol is typical between
68 and 72 percent alcohol but it’s also
another type of absinthe which will be
around 55 it’s absent really a
hallucinogen oh and open anyway never
happened to me absinthe makes me maybe a
bit more awake but no drugs like effect
never tasted that it just you know being
drunk on alcohol there’s been some
rumors of some stories about the fact
that absent can make you stone or
something like stone but it’s not really
true it was mostly something that people
back in the eighteen hundreds and the
beginning and nineteen Andres used to
demonize absinthe they use any reason
they found why was absent banned absent
became the goal of the prohibition is
because it was so popular in France at
the end of the eighteen hundred’s and
and also at some point it displays you
know wine into the art of French people
at the same time there the wine producer
add a few rough years
of some disease that Matt was attacking
the vines so the wine producer got
together with the prohibitionist and
they said okay we have one target is
absent it’s up thank you very much for
your time thank you
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