Absinthe Wormwood

Absinthe wormwood is a herbaceous and aromatic note derived from the Artemisia absinthium plant. Known for its bitter, green, and slightly medicinal scent, it's the key ingredient in the infamous absinthe liquor. This potent herb has a long history in both traditional medicine and spirits production.

The scent of absinthe wormwood can evoke feelings of mystery, intrigue, and a touch of rebellion. It's best suited for confident individuals who aren't afraid to stand out and make a statement. Fragrances featuring this note are ideal for evening wear, artistic events, or when you want to channel your inner bohemian spirit.

In perfumery, absinthe wormwood is often used as a top or heart note to add complexity and depth to fragrances. It pairs well with other herbal notes, citrus, and woody accords, and is frequently found in fougère and chypre compositions. This note is particularly popular in niche and avant-garde perfumery for its unique and somewhat controversial character.