1 1

Olamina

Olamina Bitters

Olamina Bitters

Members enjoy 10% off all wines. Learn more

$22.00 USD
$22.00 USD
Sale Sold out

Out of stock

Size
View full details

The Details

Made from Non-gmo spirits, foraged Yellow Dock (Rumex crispus) root, Ceylon Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) bark*, fresh Ginger (Zingiber officinale) root*, Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) pods* and local honey.

The bitter flavor takes center stage in this blend, thanks largely to Yellow Dock: a weedy, liver-supporting root herb that grows abundantly throughout our bioregion. When with our mouths we taste the bitter flavor, our liver secretes digestive enzymes and our stomach begins the digestive process. Bitters have traditionally been used to ease indigestion, gas, bloating and constipation. Use this tincture daily to help strengthen gut function and address digestive upset.

Add to a cocktail, seltzer, or take a dropful or two after a meal. 


More from Olamina

Helping wine lovers discover great producers. Since 2006.

  • "Curated wines from small producers"

  • Additive free wines made in accordance with nature

  • Available for shipping, delivery or pickup

  • Serving natural wine lovers since 2006

Did you know?

There's a really easy to discover amazing wines from producers we love. And you can have some fun while doing it...

Tell me more

From The Journal

  • How is Natural Wine different?

    How is Natural Wine different?

    ßNatural wine stands apart from conventional wines due to its distinct approach to winemaking that emphasizes minimal intervention, organic or biodynamic farming practices, and a holistic connection to nature. Unlike...

    How is Natural Wine different?

    ßNatural wine stands apart from conventional wines due to its distinct approach to winemaking that emphasizes minimal intervention, organic or biodynamic farming practices, and a holistic connection to nature. Unlike...

  • What is “natural" wine?

    What is “natural" wine?

    Wine comes from grapes, which come from nature…therefore isn’t all wine “natural”? This is a valid question that is not uncommon for anyone new to the term. What does “natural...

    What is “natural" wine?

    Wine comes from grapes, which come from nature…therefore isn’t all wine “natural”? This is a valid question that is not uncommon for anyone new to the term. What does “natural...

1 2