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Absinthe

usgb/ˈæbsɪnθ/Volume
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Historical DrinkPlay
Absinthe gained popularity in 19th-century France, particularly among artists and writers. SlideAbsinthe was once dubbed the muse of famous painters and poets.
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Banned HistoryPlay
Absinthe was banned in many countries for its alleged harmful effects, which adds a notorious legacy. SlideThe ban on absinthe in the early 1900s contributed to its mystique.
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Preparation RitualPlay
There's a distinct ritual to prepare absinthe involving a slotted spoon and sugar cube. SlideHe carefully dissolved the sugar cube over his absinthe, enjoying the ritual.
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