Rich, potent herbal tinctures crafted from selected plants, bringing naturally concentrated flavour to your daily ritual.
Angelica Root (Angelica archangelica) — Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Angelica is included in herbal preparations for its warming and tonifying qualities. It is associated with supporting a sense of circulatory comfort, gentle digestive ease, and overall wellbeing. Angelica is often enjoyed as a herbal infusion or tincture to provide subtle support for the…
Artichoke (Cynara scolymus) — Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Artichoke is included in herbal preparations for supporting gentle digestive comfort and overall wellbeing. Often enjoyed as a herbal infusion or tincture, it is associated with promoting a sense of digestive ease, and with encouraging general balance and vitality. Rich in natural antioxidants, it is…
Ashwagandha Root (Withania somnifera) – Tincture Traditionally valued in Ayurvedic practice, Ashwagandha is included in herbal preparations for its tonic and strengthening qualities, as well as its gently calming nature. It is associated with supporting mental clarity, nervous balance, and a sense of restorative rest, while also encouraging resilience and vitality during periods of physical…
Barberry (Berberis vulgaris) – Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Barberry bark and berries are included in herbal preparations for their stimulating and supporting qualities. The berries, are naturally tart and often used to make preserves, while the bark is associated with promoting gentle digestive comfort and supporting the body’s natural resilience. Content(s) Organically grown…
Black Cohosh Root (Cimicifuga racemosa) — Herbal Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Black Cohosh Root is included in herbal preparations for its balancing and supportive qualities. Taken as a tincture, it is associated with supporting overall wellbeing, particularly during times of physical transition or change. Black Cohosh has long been appreciated in traditional use…
Blue Cohosh Root (Caulophyllum thalictrodes) — Herbal Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Blue Cohosh Root is included in herbal preparations for its supportive and balancing qualities. Taken as a tincture, it is associated with encouraging overall wellbeing and ease, particularly during times of physical tension or change. Blue Cohosh has long been appreciated in…
Bog bean herb (Menyanthes trifoliata) – Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Bog Bean is included in herbal preparations for its stimulating and balancing qualities. Taken as a tincture, it is associated with supporting digestive tone and overall vitality, particularly where the system feels sluggish or weighed down. Bog Bean has also long been appreciated…
Burdock Root (Arctium lappa) – Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Burdock root is included in herbal preparations for its gently cleansing and supporting qualities. It is associated with encouraging the body’s natural processes of balance and renewal, and is often appreciated in formulations designed to support overall wellbeing during times of internal overload or…
Chamomile (Matricaria recutita) — Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Chamomile is included in preparations for its gentle, soothing, and balancing qualities. Often enjoyed as a mild herbal infusion, it is associated with supporting digestive comfort and ease, particularly where the system feels unsettled or sensitive. Chamomile is also traditionally appreciated for promoting relaxation and…
Meadowsweet herb (Filipendula ulmaria) – Tincture Meadowsweet has a long history of traditional use in herbal practice and was once valued as a fragrant strewing herb in medieval times. It is commonly included in herbal preparations for its gently soothing and balancing qualities. Traditionally appreciated in herbal infusions, Meadowsweet is associated with supporting digestive comfort…
Mint Leaf (Mentha × piperita) — Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Mint Leaf is included in herbal preparations for its gently soothing and balancing qualities. Often taken as a tincture or infusion, it is associated with supporting digestive comfort, encouraging a sense of ease when the digestive system feels unsettled, and promoting overall wellbeing….
Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) — Tincture Traditionally valued in herbal practice, Passionflower is included in herbal preparations for its gently calming and soothing qualities. Taken as a tincture, it is associated with promoting a sense of nervous balance, relaxation, and ease, particularly during times of mental tension or overactivity. Passionflower has long been appreciated in traditional…
Artichoke (Cynara scolymus) Leaf
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