| Absinthe and Thujone: Describes the chemical composition of thujone and its relation to Absinthe. |
| Absinthe Buyers Guide: Product guide, FAQ, photos, history, vendors, articles, and books. |
| Absinthe in New Orleans: Historical aspect and some warnings about drinking oil of wormwood. Links included. |
| Absinthe Lovers' Journal: The LiveJournal Absinthe Community. Moderately active weblog. |
| Absinthe.se: Detailed reviews of absinthes, substitutes and oddities. Preparation instructions, historical information, publications and vendor list. |
| Absinthe: what's your poison?: Editorial concerning the history of absinthe and drinking alcohol. [British Medical Journal] |
| Crillon Importers: Absinthe substitute; distributor site. Serving instructions, botanical information, art and famous quotes. Free Absente desktop wallpaper. |
| Dancing with the Green Fairy: Provides information on Absinthe's controversial history as well as a breakdown of ingredients, and medicinal properties. Related art and links included. |
| Decadence Cafe: French 18th and 19th century poetry with collection of works by Arthur Rimbaud, Charles Baudelaire, Paul Verlaine and other Absinthe enthusiasts. |
| Emerald Quest: Provides a log of travels and experiences while researching Absinthe. |
| Erowid Absinthe Vault: A comprehensive Absinthe site includes experiences, history, composition, and links. |
| Hill's Absinth: Manufacturer site provides history and a FAQ on the drink, as well as articles and Canadian availability information. |
| Jean Nicolas: Absinthe: From site dedicated to the poet Rimbaud, with quotes from Paul Verlaine and Oscar Wilde. |
| La Fée Verte: Product reviews, buyer's guide, comprehensive FAQ. Active message board. Product evaluation guidelines. |
| Louched Lounge Absinthe Forum: Very active message board. Not for the faint of heart or easily offended. |
| The Virtual Absinthe Museum: Comprehensive information about absinthe with detailed history from 18th century to present. Archive of absinthe antiques; scans and translations of related historical documents. French/English discussion board for absinthe antique collectors. |
| The Wormwood Society: Non-profit educational organization. Covers US laws, FAQ, product reviews and vendor recommendations. Basic and concise instructions for preparation. Friendly discussion board. |
| Zoomgraphics Absinthe Page: Informative resource about absinthe and its mystique. Includes timeline and famous drinkers. |
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