Absinthe - One Verdant Drink

Absinthe - A green drink that influenced artistic genius. There are God, beauty, people who believe in the truth, and people who change drinks. People only have to be aware of alcohol and music, the exchange of literature and poetry. From the late nineteenth century to the beginning of the 20th century Absinto became a favorite drink of many famous artists and became the center of the famous ideological life of Degas, Money, Gauguin and Pau. LeFeéVerte (its false name, meaning the green fairy) is very popular at some point but it is banned because of its dangerous side effects and "immoral" implications.

Absinthe was banned in the United States in 1912, but only after a major blow to green drink production and consumption in Europe. (Switzerland prohibited Absinton in 1906, banned the Netherlands in 1910 and banned France in 1914. By that time the spirit became a disease of western society (addiction, aggression, poverty, Homosexuality, frank ladies, etc.). Scapegoat etc etc). With such hysteria back to France in the second half of the nineteenth century, it was applied to popular alcohol among writers, painters and poor - many of them for the pursuit of escape, amusement and / or enlightenment I am self healing - I think about absinthe

In 1905, Switzerland enthusiastically discussed about drinks. More than 82,000 people signed the petition and the subsequent referendum was devoted to Absinthe legitimacy. In the second year, Brazil and Belgium banned drinking. The Netherlands and Switzerland followed this case in 1909 and 1910 respectively. The United States declared it illegal in 1912. Finally, France closed drinks in 1914. Glass sometimes has a small reservoir at the bottom. In any case, it is an elaborate boat that seems abnormal, and cuts the paradise of the seemingly ordinary and glorious. Pour enough absinthe to fill the reservoir. Place the slotted spoon on the cup. Sugar sugar sitting on the spoon, cold water fell. It melts the cube and the waterfall through the hole