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  small batch herbal tinctures and healing oils, heirloom garlic and onions (when in season) grown on our farm in Warren, Or

Bee Balm (Monarda didyma): Bee Balm, also called wild bergamot or Oswego tea, is known for its unique flowering structure and blooms of red, pink, purple, or white. Our red bee balm is harvested in peak flower from our abundant perennial gardens. Monarda species are rich in thymol, a volatile oil that is strongly antiseptic and useful for sore throats, colds, flus, respiratory and oral infections, and gas/bloating. Herbalist Matthew Wood also offers bee balm as a calmative for those who experience anxiety, excessive nervousness, and troubles with identifying one's passions.

 

Oxymel originates from the latin world oxymeli, which refers to acid (oxy) and honey (mel).  Traditionally oxymels are offered as tonic formulas with herbs, apple cider vinegar and raw honey. They are a wonderful alcohol-free way of administering aromatic and mineral rich herbs. Our Bee Balm Oxymel is formulated with red bee balm blossoms harvested fresh mid-summer and then macerated in ACV for a moon cycle.  We then add local raw honey to balance out the tartness and allow the magical flavors of bee balm shine through. Comes in a 2 oz amber glass bottle and is vegan and sourced with sustainable, local ingredients.

 Ingredients: Organic Raw Apple Cider Vinegar, Raw PNW Honey, Fresh Bee Balm Flowers (Monarda didyma)

 Suggested Use: Take 1-2 tablespoons daily as an immune or nervous system tonic. May be taken straight or added to flat or sparkling water. Try adding to your favorite salad dressing recipe.

 Disclaimer: This product has not been evaluated by the FDA. It is not meant to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Please consult your physician if you are taking medications or are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Bee Balm Oxymel

SKU: 217537123517253
$15.00Price
  • All of the ingredients for our products are grown on our farm with organic practices.

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