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How to make an essential oil still at home-A distillation workshop at The Apothecary’s garden.

How to make an essential oil still at home-A distillation workshop at The Apothecary’s garden.

by Dan Riegler | Nov 22, 2016 | Apothecary, Distillation, DIY & Recipes, DIY & Recipes, Essential Oils, Frankincense, Resins & Saps

Gratitude to Christianne L’Esperance for shooting, editing and posting this video. It shows how easy it is to distill essential oils at home. In it I share some of the basic principles, terminology, dos and don’ts, easy to access parts and where to get...
Lead to gold and the magical couscousiere

Lead to gold and the magical couscousiere

by Dan Riegler | Feb 17, 2015 | Apothecary, Distillation, DIY & Recipes, DIY & Recipes, Essential Oils

For all those who pre-purchased, or are otherwise waiting for my promised February distillation of Frankincense Frereana, the wait is over.  Since selling out of the first distillation, packing up and moving, I have finally set up  shop on the other side. Though by no...

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How to make an essential oil still at home-A distillation workshop at The Apothecary’s garden.

Apothecary’s Garden is a blog and a shop centered around what I call “The Apothecary Arts”. Creative arts and artisanry with a focus on aromatic materials, traditional processes and our relationship with Nature. Whether novices or masters we are all artisans and creators. The quality of our finished products is rooted in the quality of the materials we use. Here you will find the best quality materials I could find, and a growing number that are both sustainably harvested and fairly traded. Apothecary’s Garden strives to reconnect science with spirit, ethics with economics and to promote fair and sustainable relationships with people and plants.

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