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This is a fun 3 hour hands-on workshop offered twice a year as part of the Apothecarist and the Provider programs.

“Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food” – Hippocrates

One of the simplest forms of creating herbal medicine is making tea infusions.  In a matter of minutes, fragrant tea leaves, aromatic flowers and woodsy herbs can be combined and steeped  into warm water to create infusions for health and vitality.

This 3-hour workshop opens the door to the art of mixing medicinal herbs with fragrant plants and rich flavors – showing you how to make blends that anyone will love to drink!

Students will work with a wide botanical palette that will be filled with deeply fragrant blossoms, delicate spices, brightly dried fruits and smoky roots, berries and medicinal plants.  We will have a ‘tea bar’ for students to sample dozens of different tea ‘simples’ while working on their own blends.

The workshop will cover :

• How to create flavor profiles and combinations
• Different types of tea leaves and how to weave them into your formulas
• How to mix bitter herbs into pleasing formulas
• Thinking outside the box: using spices, flowers, roots and fruits in your tea!
• Making blends that are powerful medicinal formulas

All students will go home with a ‘palette’ chart for future tea-blending sessions, a metal tea ball and two different tea blends made in class – one medicinal and one tea for pleasure.

WORKSHOP INFORMATION

Date: Saturday, January 20th. 9 to noon.

Location: Student Community Center, 301 W. Dewey Place

Workshop Cost: $40, includes handouts, chart, tea ball and 2 blends that students will take home.

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