The chill pill of ancient Ayurvedic herbs, ashwagandha is a known rasayana, a restorative botanical that ...
The chill pill of ancient Ayurvedic herbs, ashwagandha is a known rasayana, a restorative botanical that both mellows and sharpens the mind. It's long been given to chronically stressed out people to cut through irritability and fatigue and help them focus. Plus, its history with wine goes way back; rumor has it Alexander the Great once drank a glass tinged with ashwagandha to gear up for battle. We’ll have what he’s having.
Aptly named, lemon balm is like a balm for the soul. If that sounds corny, hear ...
Aptly named, lemon balm is like a balm for the soul. If that sounds corny, hear us out – the perennial botanical is said to enhance mood, boost libido, and reduce stress, which is why you’ll find its mild lemon scent used in aromatherapy. In Golden Hour, lemon balm works in tandem with maca to spur creativity.
A fungus used in traditional Chinese medicine, Reishi mushroom is a stress soothing, brain boosting botanical ...
A fungus used in traditional Chinese medicine, Reishi mushroom is a stress soothing, brain boosting botanical often referred to as “the herb of immortality.” Like other mushrooms, Reishi’s good at keeping your immune system going strong, thanks to its beta-glucans component. Plus, ancient Chinese emperors once swathed themselves in silk robes adorned with images of Reishi mushrooms, proving what we already knew–Reishi is meant for kicking back and straight chillin’.
Spend enough time cruising wellness blogs and you’ll know that the tart cherry, sweet cherry’s acidic ...
Spend enough time cruising wellness blogs and you’ll know that the tart cherry, sweet cherry’s acidic cousin, is a stone cold killer when it comes to kicking the common cold. The fruit does wonders for the body even when it’s not fighting the flu though. Studies have shown that the tart cherry contains melatonin, the naturally occurring substance that helps you fall asleep. Don’t worry – a few glasses of Purple Lune won’t knock you out, but it will help you chill.
So you know passionfruit, but have you seen the groovy blooms the same plant produces? A ...
So you know passionfruit, but have you seen the groovy blooms the same plant produces? A natural nervine, passionflower’s light lavender petals and showy stamens help calm your nerves and soothe your spirit while adding an herbal quality to the juice inside the bottle.
L-theanine is a key amino acid component that comes from green tea, the most consumed beverage ...
L-theanine is a key amino acid component that comes from green tea, the most consumed beverage in the world behind water. Known to enhance cognition, this nootropic component contains just trace amounts of caffeine, so it won’t make you tired or wired–just a calmer, more mellowed out version of yourself
While we love a good pancake pour, at De Soi we use maple syrup as a ...
While we love a good pancake pour, at De Soi we use maple syrup as a subtle sweetening agent in our zesty Golden Hour flavor. The delicate syrup brings out the natural sweetness of our other ingredients like pear juice and bergamot extract for a crisp, just-dry-enough apéritif.
Rose petals are sexy, sure, but they also have a reputation for their ability to help ...
Rose petals are sexy, sure, but they also have a reputation for their ability to help you relax and refresh. A lot of that has to do with their delicate floral flavor and aroma, which is said to restore the heart chakra. It’s why the flower has been used in both perfumery and cooking for thousands of years, added to desserts like Turkish delight and baklava. Us? We love it in Purple Lune, where it pairs with chocolate and dates for a downright decadent taste.
Tulsi is a type of basil that’s popular in Ayurvedic medicine, used to improve digestion and ...
Tulsi is a type of basil that’s popular in Ayurvedic medicine, used to improve digestion and overall health with its potent combo of vitamin A and C, as well as minerals like calcium, zinc, and iron. While other varieties of basil have a strong licorice flavor, Tulsi tastes more like cloves, with bitter notes coming through.
The chill pill of ancient Ayurvedic herbs, ashwagandha is a known rasayana, a restorative botanical that ...
The chill pill of ancient Ayurvedic herbs, ashwagandha is a known rasayana, a restorative botanical that both mellows and sharpens the mind. It's long been given to chronically stressed out people to cut through irritability and fatigue and help them focus. Plus, its history with wine goes way back; rumor has it Alexander the Great once drank a glass tinged with ashwagandha to gear up for battle. We’ll have what he’s having.
Aptly named, lemon balm is like a balm for the soul. If that sounds corny, hear ...
Aptly named, lemon balm is like a balm for the soul. If that sounds corny, hear us out – the perennial botanical is said to enhance mood, boost libido, and reduce stress, which is why you’ll find its mild lemon scent used in aromatherapy. In Golden Hour, lemon balm works in tandem with maca to spur creativity.
We’ve all seen Call Me By Your Name. We know about peach’s, um, erotic associations. But beyond ...
We’ve all seen Call Me By Your Name. We know about peach’s, um, erotic associations. But beyond their big screen debut, peaches are also a summer favorite for their sweet, juicy flesh and fuzzy blushing skin. While the yellow-fleshed fruit is bright and acidic, its white-fleshed counterpart found in China and Japan is delightfully delicate.
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