The Ultimate Wine Guide

Since there has been an Absinthe revival in many countries over the past few years, many people are seeking Absinthe info. Absinthe is a strong herbal liquor which is nicknamed “La Fee Verte” or “The Green Fairy” because of its characteristic green color. It is not fermented like the alcoholic beverages, beer and cider. The [...]

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The Absinthe fairy was used on Absinthe label and posters. In the film Moulin Rouge Absinthe, the Green Fairy, was the favorite drink of artists and writers.  Absinthe Fairy Followers Famous devotees of La Fee Verte, the Green Fairy, were Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Charles Baudelaire, Paul Gauguin, Oscar Wilde and Ernest Hemingway who [...]

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Absinthe effects are infamous. Absinthe is known throughout the world for it’s colorful history and the mysterious myths that surround it. In the 18th century Absinthe was prepared in Switzerland as an elixir or tonic. It’s main ingredient has been used in medicine from ancient times in the following ways:- – A Good tonic – [...]

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What did the grape say when it was rolled over by a beer keg? Nothing – it just let out a little “wine”! What we drink says a lot about who we are – if you believe the marketing companies who target the mass markets with multi-million dollar commercials and campaigns. But is this really [...]

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Many people choose a wine rackfor decorative reasons without truly considering why a wine rack is necessary.  Wine racks are necessary to keep the wine in the best condition possible before drinking it, so that the cork does not dry out, the sediment is not disturbed, and the wine does not take on the other [...]

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Absinthe is experiencing a bit of a restoration at the moment after it has been made permissible in many countries around the world. Where you can find Absinthe?In most countries, while each country seems to have a different law about Absinthe and thujone regulation. Absinthe was made illegal in many countries in the early 1900s [...]

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