CHICAGO — Malört has been testing Chicagoans’ creative limits for decades, with descriptions becoming more foul as the drink gets more popular. The bitter wormwood-based Swedish schnapps has been compared to baby tears mixed with gasoline, wrung-out sweaty gym socks and bug spray. The Tribune asked the bars that go…Read More
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