You know the rule with valerian. Don’t do it. Do not smell the dry bag.
Pukka managed to gloss over the foul-footed valerian with a thick, sweet varnish of licorice. It’s tolerable for me, that licorice. Medium intensity. Some oatstraw creaminess floats around. Chamomile is there I guess, demure as it usually is. Lavender wafts in mid-mouth and lingers lightly with licorice into the finish. It’s certainly not a lavender-forward blend. Can’t speak for the tulsi and limeflower.
It puts me to sleep but it’s not soothing for me. It’s something I have to gulp down.
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I think my valerian sleep blend is extremely fennel heavy. I don’t taste or smell it against the fennel-wall, heh.
What’s that blend? Something premixed or did you blend it yourself?
It was called Sleeping Beauty but I got it from an “out of business” sale by American Tea Room. I haven’t had a chance yet to delve into if they were wholesaling it and if it is still out in the ether somewhere.
I think my valerian sleep blend is extremely fennel heavy. I don’t taste or smell it against the fennel-wall, heh.
What’s that blend? Something premixed or did you blend it yourself?
It was called Sleeping Beauty but I got it from an “out of business” sale by American Tea Room. I haven’t had a chance yet to delve into if they were wholesaling it and if it is still out in the ether somewhere.