Organic wormwood herb, also called absinthe wormwood, is a member of the daisy family. The plant contains a chemical called thujone, an organic compound also found in conifers, oregano, tansy, sage and mugwort. Although the thujone content wormwood provided in absinthe has been credited for the liquor’s toxicity, it’s more likely that the alcohol content of the 90-to-148-proof beverage is more to blame. Still, the use of dried wormwood is generally limited to small quantities in herbal bitters and organic wormwood tea. To buy wormwood herb you can select from our various offerings in both quarter pound and by the pound sizes.
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