Finest Absinthe Thujone Bitter & Gold Set

This is an excellent gift set, with the highest quality absinthe! One of our best selling absinthe packages ever! By buying this absinthe special package, you'll receive our genuine bestseller and finest Absinthe Original with 70% alcohol, Absinthe King of Spirits Gold containing 100mg of thujone and top of our range of fine liquors, Absinthe Original Bitter Spirit with 35mg of psychoactive thujone!
Absinthe Original Bitter Spirit is absolutely correct to the original absinthe, more bitter than sweet, but not overkill. A very unique absinthe experience. From its delicate tint to its refined texture and delightfully aromatic finish. The flavor itself is wonderfully smooth and balanced, with a distinct aged character. Absinthe Original Bitter Spirit offers the absinthe connoisseur the genuine Belle Époque absinthe experience and makes an impressively prestigious addition to any collection of finest liquors. We invite you to experience the unrivaled quality, tradition, and mystique that only Absinthe Original Bitter Spirit can deliver.

Absinthe King of Spirits Gold - 100 mg/kg of thujone
Absinthe Original Bitter Spirit - 35 mg/kg of thujone
Absinthe Original - 15 mg/kg of thujone
Absinthe Innocent - 35 mg/kg of thujone

Most frequent question we receive is: Can I buy wormwood Absinthe in the US? Absinthe available in the US contains such a low levels of thujone, it is technically thujone-free. Thujone is the most important psychoactive element that gives real absinthe its kick. Therefore the only way of obtaining Real Absinthe with thujone is online. More detailed information can be found in our FAQ section.

Historical Documents on Absinthe
1910 Encyclopaedia Britannica Entry - Absinthe
ABSINTHE, a liqueur or aromatized spirit, the characteristic flavoring matter of which is derived from various species of wormwood (Artemisia absinthium). Among the other substances generally employed in its manufacture are angelica root, sweet flag, dittany leaves, star-anise fruit, fennel, and hyssop.
A colorless “alcohólate” is first prepared, and to this, the well-known green color of the beverage is imparted by maceration with green leaves of wormwood, hyssop, and mint. Inferior varieties are made by means of essences, the distillation being omitted.
There are two varieties of absinthe, the French and the Swiss, the latter of which is of a higher alcoholic strength than the former. The best absinthe contains 70 to 80% of alcohol. It is said to improve very materially by storage.
There is a popular belief to the effect that absinthe is frequently adulterated with copper, indigo or other dye-stuffs (to impart the green color), but, in fact, this is now very rarely the case.  There is some reason to believe that excessive absinthe-drinking leads to effects which are specifically worse than those associated with over-indulgence in other forms of alcohol.