Also known as:
Artemisia absinthus, absinthe, absinthe wormwood, and old woman's weed.
Wormwood is found in disturbed soils worldwide. It has an aromatic, bitter taste used for brewing and distilling, including absinthe. As a powder, it's used in extracts and infusions. A proverb attests to its bitterness. It's also a companion plant for deterring pests and protecting pantries. A beloved ingredient in absinthe, it's also used in liqueurs and aperitifs. Its traditional European uses include digestive aid and wellness tonic.
Precautions:
Wormwood contains constituents that may be toxic if ingested in large amounts and for extended periods of time. Not to be used while pregnant.
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