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Any of these high-quality herbal products would be a great addition to a mixologist's arsenal. Mix and match for a fun and unique gift!
Shrubs can be diluted in still or sparking water or you can drink it straight. A shrub is also a great ingredient to use to create your own cocktail or mocktail, or to add to any of your favorite drinks that might need an extra kick.
Combine our Rose Petal Shrub with gin, ginger beer, fresh lemon juice, and soda water for a delicious and refreshing cocktail!
Shrubs can be diluted in still or sparking water or you can drink it straight. A shrub is also a great ingredient to use to create your own cocktail or mocktail, or to add to any of your favorite drinks that might need an extra kick.
Our Maine White Pine Shrub's aroma and flavor will invoke your inner wildness. Take the classic Gin + Tonic for a refreshing spin that will be sure to usher you into the wilderness of a Maine Forest.
Our Rhubarb Bitters is a balanced blend of organic rhubarb, ginger, lemon verbena, anise hyssop, lemon peel, hibiscus, honey and spirits — it captures the essence of sweet summer days. Add to a Hot Toddy for a cozy digestive cocktail!
Our small batch Lilac Elixir is made with beautiful fragrant lilac flowers from our organic farm, offering the sweetest taste of spring straight from the dropper. It's steeped in spirits and organic honey, making this unique Elixir a must-have item for your cocktail bar.
Fire Cider is a warming and spicy blend of organic herbs and vegetables infused in raw “with the mother” apple cider vinegar. A splash of Fire Cider can fire up any cocktail and, in our opinion, makes for a mean Bloody Mary.
Who says new habits need to wait until January 1st? If you’re looking to kick off the New Year with a mocktail in hand, we have you covered with four delicious herbal beverages.
There is magic and power in this pivotal time, noted by human civilizations throughout history and sanctified through ritual. Many traditions, having been passed down through generations, are still practiced today. The relationship between humans and plants is often visible in these rituals. There are things we do even now that connect us with ancient ancestors. In both practical use and symbolism, these four herbal bodies hold significance to us in connection with the Winter Solstice and we’d like to share them with you.
