Brutally bitter, with an aftertaste you can’t shake, Jeppson’s Malört is celebrated for its foulness. A specifically Chicago liquor made of grain alcohol and wormwood, Malört has been ...

Brutally bitter, with an aftertaste you can’t shake, Jeppson’s Malört is celebrated for its foulness. A specifically Chicago liquor made of grain alcohol and wormwood, Malört has been ...

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It’s one of the few places outside Chicago with Jeppson’s Malort, a rite-of-passage drink people say tastes like old socks. CASPER — Jeppson’s Malort might be one of the strangest liquors around.

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Known primarily for its intense bitterness, the infamous Chicago liqueur Malort is rooted in centuries-old Swedish tradition. Josh Noel shares the behind-the-scenes story of the personal relations ...