Herbal bitters recipe

Bitters add beautiful interest and depth to drinks and cocktails as well as being an important health tonic that can boost digestion and balance liver health. Making your own bitters is a fun and easy project that takes very little hands-on time!

Most evenings you’ll find me either drinking a big mug of hot herbal tea (current fave: a blend of Tulsi, fresh ginger, plantain leaf, and wild peppermint), or sipping a mason jar of fizzy water spiked with either a dose of motherwort or blue vervain tincture or a squirt of homemade herbal digestive bitters. I … Continue reading Lemon, Lavender & Yarrow Digestive Bitters Recipe

Tummy troubles? Digestive bitters are a centuries-old natural remedy used to promote healthy digestion... easing indigestion, heartburn, gas, bloating, and many other digestive complaints. Learn how to make digestive bitters easily at home, plus 3 ways to use them in salad, tinctures, or infusions!

Herbal bitters have an important role to play in health. Learn why they are good for you and find some recipes to make your own.

Here’s a simple recipe that turned out delicious. The secret is to use the whole lemon, the inner fruit and the outer rind. It gives such a bright and lemony flavor, but you still get that hit of bitterness that makes this a potent digestive blend. Chamomile not only is a bitter herb, but also

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Learn how to make bitters for your home mixology recipes!

This Homeade Tonic Syrup has so much flavor! Bursting with citrus, spices, and herbs, it's the perfect balance of sour, sweet, bitter, herbal and floral. Once you source the ingredients, it's simple to make and one batch can last you the whole summer (unless you're us).