Painted illustration of a bottle of Jeppson's Malört

Rich & Warming warming herbal digestivo

Malört by Jeppson's

Chicago wormwood spirit, uncompromisingly bitter and grapefruit-dry

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Historical Context

Chicago bäsk (wormwood) spirit brought by Carl Jeppson and popularised in the 1930s

What Does Jeppson's Malört Taste Like?

Aggressively bitter, all wormwood and grapefruit pith, with a harsh, lingering finish that defines its cult reputation. Dry and medicinal — an acquired taste by design.
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FAQ

What is Malört made of?

Jeppson's Malört is a bäsk-style spirit flavored chiefly with wormwood, which gives it its famously harsh, lingering bitterness. It bottles at 35% ABV. Brought to Chicago by Swedish immigrant Carl Jeppson, it has become a cult local institution.

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