tryptonaut
Holofractale de l'hypervérité
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Well, what is sometimes forgotten is that absinthe wasn't made in the first place to be some kind of thujone extract - that's why even historic absinthes are sometimes way below lawful levels of thujone.
Soaking wormwood in wodka is some kind of wormwood extract, it tastes awful and it might give you a buzz. Good absinthe is and always has been produced very differently and it tastes great!
I'm still not denying that essential oils from herbs and plants can have a supplementary effect on liquor - and I also think thujone does have that supplementary effect (I'm none of the absinthe-drinkers who totally deny it). But still, it's a little supplementary effect and nothing psychedelic.
Soaking wormwood in wodka is some kind of wormwood extract, it tastes awful and it might give you a buzz. Good absinthe is and always has been produced very differently and it tastes great!
I'm still not denying that essential oils from herbs and plants can have a supplementary effect on liquor - and I also think thujone does have that supplementary effect (I'm none of the absinthe-drinkers who totally deny it). But still, it's a little supplementary effect and nothing psychedelic.