Wild Meadowsweet
Foraged at first light along the river line, where the flower carries its softest honey note. Steeped whole — petal, stem and all.
Untouched nature, bottled
for your daily clarity
and peace of mind
Four ingredients, one temperature, zero shortcuts. What grows within forty kilometres of the glasshouse goes into the bottle the same morning it is picked.
Foraged at first light along the river line, where the flower carries its softest honey note. Steeped whole — petal, stem and all.
Whole fruit, pressed with the peel on. The oils in the rind are what give the finish its bite — and most producers filter exactly that part out.
Drawn through eleven metres of sphagnum bed. It arrives naturally soft, faintly mineral, and needs nothing added to it.
No concentrate, no gum, no natural flavouring, no preservative. It lives 21 days cold, and that is the honest shelf life of a drink made this way.
Three minutes, every morning. Not a wellness routine — just a better way to start being awake.
Scroll →The botanicals settle overnight. Turn the bottle once, slowly, and let the sediment fold back through the liquid instead of breaking it apart.
00:30Crack the seal and give it twenty seconds in open air. The top note of meadowsweet only arrives once it has room to breathe.
00:20Cold on the tongue, warm at the finish. Sit with it before the day starts asking things of you.
02:10Four sites, one valley. We publish every one of them, because a supply chain you cannot point at on a map is not a supply chain.
Every bottle is a loan. Return six and the seventh is free — we sterilise, refill and send them back out. Nothing in this system is designed to be thrown away, including the box it arrived in.
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Bright, resinous, faintly bitter at the finish. The original.
02
Most ordered
Green, cold and almost savoury. Nettle steeped with cucumber skin and a short black-pine finish. The darkest thing we make.
03
Elderflower steeped overnight with lemon verbena. The quiet one.