It doesn't even make sense hallucinating green fairys sounds cool wtf why would that make me not want to drink it.
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I can't describe how disappointed I was when finally got to try absinthe and it just gets you drunk like any other liquor and finding out the stories of people hallucinating were propaganda to make it look bad.
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Worst thing is that it tastes like licorice
You still shouldn't post here though
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Problem?
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Liquorice is a good flavor
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From what I noticed over time it seems like a lot of Americans hate Liquorice.
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It's more black licorice, which is a controversial flavor anywhere.
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Is that not the flavor?
Unless you're talking about "licorice" as in "gummy candy" which can be any flavor whatsoever (ie apple, strawberry, etc.) and has no actual "licorice" flavor. But "black licorice" is the flavor of the licorice plant.
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They don't use the licorice flavor from the plant anymore. They usually use anise as a replacement.
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In America at least, red licorice is far more popular.
I'm not a nerd, so I don't know the process of making licorice.
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Assuming you're talking about this kind of stuff
it has literally nothing at all to do with "licorice" in any way. No relation to the plant or flavor. It's just gummy candy. (One of my personal faves, it's really good, but still just candy.)
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Licorice just means candy that's in a twisted shape, and any definition that came before is outdated and uncivilized.
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it's a plant bb https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquorice was so long before it meant candy that was originally flavored with the plant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquorice_(confectionery)
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We have taste buds.
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so uncivilized, abstinthe is one of the best cocktail ingredients
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