A delicious twist on the classic mojito — the herby, botanical flavors of absinthe are the perfect addition to this minty cocktail!

This tropical cocktail features the “green fairy”, also known as absinthe. The flavor of anise + pineapple is perfect any time of year!

This classic cocktail is an easy but powerful mix of absinthe, simple syrup, and crushed ice, garnished with fresh mint.

Despite the name, this classic cocktail is delicious! But you can get the recipe AND learn where this interesting name comes from.

Tequila Absinthe Sour, Two notorious alcohols, an amazing cocktail. This is better than your favorite margarita, sorry.

Corpse Reviver cocktails are generally referred to as “hair of the dog” hangover cures but actually a great pick-me-up drink any time.

The daiquiri takes a little walk on the wild side with the addition of an absinthe rinsed glass.

An improved old fashioned with the added flourish of Luxardo and an absinthe rinse.

The Cocktail Diaries: Death in the Afternoon

This sweet tea recipe, with Absinthe, will have you chilling and relaxing in no time.

Corpse Reviver (No. 2) – long touted as a “hair of the dog” hangover cure, this is also a nice way to perk oneself up any time of day.

Expand your mind with this absinthe cocktail.

This refreshing drink contains Gin, Roasted Cashew Orgeat, Lemon Juice, and Absinthe, poured over hibiscus ice cubes garnished with mint.

The Sazerac Cocktail, traditional for Mardi Gras, perfect for relaxing.

Looking to get your absinthe on? There’s no more delicious way than the Absinthe Frappé.

Absinthe, gin, cointreau? Yes, please!

Funny name. Amazing cocktail. The Monkey Gland with gin, fresh orange juice, grenadine and absinthe.