March 5th marks National Absinthe Day, a holiday dedicated to commemorating an alcoholic beverage that remains one of the least comprehended spirits in consumption. Absinthe, often associated with 19th-century Victorian England, has a historical reputation for being linked to low morality and even madness, though such claims have been debunked over time. Despite the enduring mystery and controversy surrounding absinthe, enthusiasts worldwide come together annually on this day to celebrate its unique character and history.