Absinthe, often called “the green fairy,” is an emerald-hued spirit steeped in myth, history and allure. It has captured the imaginations of artists, writers and connoisseurs for centuries ...

Absinthe was illegal for nearly a century, branded by the wine industry as a spirit of murder and madness. But it’s making a ...

Now, absinthe is making a resurgence. Dubbed 'the green fairy', the anise-flavored spirit is derived from several plants including the flowers of Artemisia absinthium as well as other culinary herbs.

la Fée Verte (the green fairy). Absinthe’s mystique grew when luminaries like Van Gogh, Degas, Picasso and Oscar Wilde made it their poison of choice. Poison is exactly what European ...

Sales of absinthe worldwide are currently worth £29 billion and are forecast to rise to £32 billion by 2028, according to ...

Absinthe’s global resurgence fuels $40.2bn market - but why was it banned in the first place and what’s driving growth?

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Sunday was National Absinthe Day, and Swiss fans of the “Green Fairy”, which originated in the Val-de-Travers near Neuchâtel in the 18th century, no doubt raised a few glasses to the ...

In a simple rehearsal space tucked inside a Crown Hill community center, the cast of “Bohemia” stretches out in preparation ...

Once inextricably linked with art, rebellion and madness, and infamously banned in the early 20th century, absinthe is ...

"Step back into the belle époque and beckon the green fairy: absinthe is having a renaissance," said Victoria Brzezinski in The Times. The heady spirit has been "reappearing in drinking dens" up ...