The United States:

- Sells all things absinthe. The first to receive most new absinthe items for the U.S. Antique and faithful reproductions from glasses and spoons to books and posters.  Located in New Orleans' French Quarter, La Maison d'Absinthe is the first store in the United States dedicated solely to absinthe. Adjacent to the Absinthe Museum of America. Frenchman's U.S. partner.

- The Wormwood Society is a non-profit educational and consumer advocacy organization focused on providing current, historically and scientifically accurate information about absinthe, the most maligned and misunderstood drink in history. Very informative site and an excellent forum. 

Europe:

- The original absinthe web site. Located in England, The Virtual Absinthe Museum (aka Oxygénée.com) is a wonderful place to learn about absinthe. The best place to buy vintage absinthe from pre-ban bottles found throughout Europe. Available on the site are countless unique and one of a kind items.

- Frenchman PhiL is credited for starting the modern day sergence of reproduction absinthe ware. Always introducing first class replicas of hard to find items. The first to receive most new absinthe items for Europe. Makes most reproductions found on the market today.

- A wonderful quaint store located in Paris' 4th arrondissement. Dedicated to absinthe, Vert d'Absinthe sells both antiques and reproductions, as well as absinthes from around Europe. Very knowledgeable about all available absinthes on today's market. The perfect place to also sample various absinthes. 

- Owned and operated by world renown absinthe historian, Marie-Claude Delahaye. Step back in time and discover the history of absinthe on a self guided tour inside her first of its kind absinthe museum. Located less than 30 minutes from Paris in Auvers-sur-Oise, France. Also see where Vincent van Gogh lived and is buried.