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It feels fitting that this first blog is about the beautiful and enigmatic vine species: the passion flower. Not only...

In herbalism, dandelion is most renowned for its bile-stimulating, liver-regenerating benefits.

Nettle is a marvellous, living paradox: touch her and she will sting you, consume her and she will take the sting away.

Milk Thistle - as is the case with so many of nature’s herbaceous gifts - is a wonder herb that has been used as a...

Melissa officinalis is a herbaceous plant that's easy to love. Its citrus scent smells amazing, it grows beautifully...

Belonging to the family of Apiaceae, Angelica is related to celery, carrots, and parsley. Its glossy, attractive...

When we ingest bitter substances, their warming and strengthening effect begins in the mouth; the salivary glands are...

The Muse Nocturne range includes a tea and a tincture - each containing 2 hero ingredients: Passiflora incarnata and...

Swedish Bitters is a big deal around here. For the past three years we have been batch-producing our bitters using...

Different species of lavender vary in terms of botanical classification, aroma, and uses.