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G'day everyone, this is my very first post, so yeah... hello! Anyway, yesterday a friend and I followed Master Wu's recipe to brew the legendary Green Dragon tincture and it actually seemed to work.
However, we didn't use any of the alcohol which is recommended in the original thread. Instead we believed that Absinthe 73 would be much nicer. In fact, the drink supposedly used to be hallucinogenic and it is already of a greenish colour - just perfect for our purpose!
We believe it worked out quite well, but we still have to test it without already having smoked a fair amount of weed. However, we figured out that it tastes absolutely amazing. If it didn't burn like hell one could actually consume it as it is. Instead we put it into mint tea which only adds to the herbal taste. Nice!
So, next time you see a bottle of (unfortunately quite expensive) high quality Absinthe on the shelf of your local bottle shop, don't hesitate...
I saw a frighteningly similar thread on 420chan today. Oh that's right. I made it.
I was actually planing on making the absinthe myself though. With my distillery kit. I was thinking of mixing the wormwood with pot. Not to hijack the thread or anything but how does that sound?
Store bought absinthe is never powerful enough IMO.
I hear most often from people who make wormwood and weed concoctions that they prefer them seperately. Most people find the two don't compliment each other.
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