Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) - Organic Dried Herb

Who this is for: 

• You feel stagnant, heavy, or out of rhythm and want something that stimulates movement and clarity

• You’re drawn to deeply bitter herbs and the traditional practices that come with them

• You want to support digestion in a more intense, activating way

• You’re exploring herbs that have been historically used for cleansing and resetting the body

• You feel called to stronger plant allies that are not meant for everyday use, but for intentional moments

Brewing Guidance:

Tea (short infusions recommended):

• Use sparingly, this is a very potent herb
• Steep a small pinch (¼–½ tsp) in hot water for 5–10 minutes
• Often blended with other herbs to balance its intensity 

Traditional use:

• Commonly used in bitter formulations
• Sometimes incorporated into tinctures or ritual herbal practices

Safety Note:

• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding

• Not intended for long-term or frequent use

• Use in small amounts due to its potency

• May interact with certain medications or conditions... consult a healthcare provider if unsure

• Discontinue use if any adverse reactions occur

Properties: Antiparasitic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, stomachache, tonic

Flavor: Intensely bitter, sharp, and aromatic

• Strong, lingering bitterness that stimulates the palate
• Slightly earthy and green with a penetrating herbal intensity
• Not typically enjoyed for flavor alone… valued for its effect and tradition

After Your Wormwood Ritual:

Many people choose to follow wormwood with a more soothing or flavorful tea to balance the palate and settle the system.

Dandelion Chai -> Grounding, warming, digestive support

Frisky Hibiscus -> Bright, refreshing palate cleanser

Lion's Heart -> Soothing, comforting to an overwhelmed system

Lemon Balm -> Softens intensity, brings calm