Question 1

What will I make in the workshop?

Accepted Answer

You’ll craft a 16oz jar of a winter wellness tonic or oxymel — an apple cider vinegar tonic infused with burdock, elecampane, angelica, and tulsi. You’ll take it home to nurture and strain after 4–6 weeks.

Question 2

Do I need any experience with herbs?

Accepted Answer

Not at all! This workshop is beginner-friendly. You’ll learn basic herbal principles, meet a plant spirit ally, and get hands-on guidance for making your tonic.

Question 3

Can I taste the herbs during the workshop?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You’ll sample small infusions of each herb for meditation and tasting, helping you connect with your chosen plant before crafting your tonic.

Question 4

How do I use my tonic at home?

Accepted Answer

Once strained, your tonic can be enjoyed in many ways:
* Diluted in hot water or teas
* Drizzled over soups, stews, or roasted vegetables
* Added to salad dressings or marinades
* Sipped straight in small amounts for a flavorful herbal kick

Question 5

Is this tincture a medicine?

Accepted Answer

This workshop is educational only. We share traditional uses and wellness applications, but it is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any illness. Please consult your healthcare provider for medical concerns.

Question 6

What’s included in the ticket price?

Accepted Answer

All herbs, jars, apple cider vinegar, and pre-made infusions for tasting and meditation are included. You’ll leave with your own 16oz jar of tonic.

Question 7

Can I attend if I have dietary restrictions or allergies?

Accepted Answer

Please note the tonic contains apple cider vinegar and the listed herbs. Let us know if you have sensitivities so we can accommodate as best as possible.

Question 8

What should I bring?

Accepted Answer

Just yourself! Optional: a notebook if you want to jot down notes about the herbs or your plant spirit meditation.

Question 9

How long will the workshop last?

Accepted Answer

Approximately 2 hours, including herbal discussion, meditation, and tonic-making.

Rooted Resilience: A Winter Tonic Herbalism Workshop