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Valerian root and whole hop cones, earthy and bitter, an old evening pairing steeped long and hot in the last half hour before bed.

$22.00

Food-grade English lavender buds from a single farm in Provence, dried on screens: a floral, faintly camphorous, caffeine-free cup that steeps to a pale straw-violet for the last h

$15.50

A tincture of fresh flowering skullcap, Scutellaria lateriflora, deep amber-green and faintly grassy: a plain roadside herb that nineteenth-century American herbalists held in high

$23.50

Passionflower leaf, stem and flower, extracted 1:4 in 40% grain alcohol: a deep olive-brown tincture, faintly grassy, for a quiet evening ritual.

$21.50

Silver-backed mugwort leaf and flowering top, wild-crafted in the Carpathian foothills, for a small, bitter, aromatic cup before bed.

$14.00

Whole Egyptian chamomile flowers, French lavender buds and a scatter of lemon balm leaf, opening slowly in the pot: a caffeine-free evening cup with centuries of bedtimes behind it

$13.00

Duanwood reishi, Ganoderma lucidum grown on oak logs, dual-extracted 10:1 and milled to a fine, deep-brown powder: bitter and earthy, lovely in warm cacao.

$25.00

Chamomile flowers and lemon balm leaf, two old cottage-garden herbs, in one warm amber-gold tincture that smells of apple and citrus, stirred into warm water after supper.

$15.50

Whole valerian root from the Balkans, extracted 1:5 in 45 percent alcohol: pungent, earthy and unmistakable, a dropper in water as the house goes quiet.

$17.00

Magnesium bound to glycine, drawn from the ancient Zechstein seabed beneath northern Europe: 120 vegetable capsules for a quiet evening ritual, in the form many find easy on the st

$24.00