
Herbal tinctures
Chamomile & Lemon Balm Tincture.
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.
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About this product
After supper, as the house begins to quiet, a dropper of gold into a cup of warm water. This tincture pours a warm amber-gold, its scent equal parts apple and citrus, the two herbs balancing one another rather than competing.
Chamomile and lemon balm are old cottage-garden plants, grown by the kitchen door for centuries rather than gathered wild, which is part of why they turn up together so often in European folk practice. French monks distilled lemon balm into Carmelite water as far back as the fourteenth century, to be taken at the end of a hard day, and chamomile has been the continent's bedtime cup for just as long.
Details
- Chamomile flower and lemon balm leaf tincture
- Color: warm amber-gold
- Scent: apple and citrus
How to use
Stir one to two full droppers into warm water after supper, as the evening slows. The taste is soft and faintly sweet, easy enough to take on its own if you prefer.
Two garden herbs for the gentlest hour of the evening.
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