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A Distillation Workshop in the Apothecary’s garden

A Distillation Workshop in the Apothecary’s garden

by Dan Riegler | Sep 20, 2016 | Apothecary, Astrodynamics, Distillation, Essential Oils, Frankincense, Plant Alchemy, Plant Alchemy, Resins & Saps

For those who will be in South Central Ontario this weekend As promised, I will teach a distillation workshop this Saturday in the Apothecary’s Garden at the Teaching gardens in Churchill Park Hamilton. It will be part of the Hamilton Herbal Weekend. Short...
3 Recipes for a Beard wax and Dressing

3 Recipes for a Beard wax and Dressing

by Dan Riegler | Oct 21, 2014 | Apothecary, DIY & Recipes, DIY & Recipes, Essential Oils, Frankincense, Male Grooming, Resins & Saps

With all my posts on moustache this and moustache that, I don’t mean to marginalize or ignore beards. I sport a beard along with my Stache and I try to give it the same kind of attention..Alas, I think we all get a little lazy at times and can take our beards...
A distillation of Frankincense Frereana

A distillation of Frankincense Frereana

by Dan Riegler | Oct 20, 2014 | Apothecary, Distillation, DIY & Recipes, Essential Oils, Fair Trade, Frankincense, Resins & Saps

Tincture of Civet, Spruce essential oil, a fire in the lab

Tincture of Civet, Spruce essential oil, a fire in the lab

by Dan Riegler | Oct 14, 2014 | Apothecary, Civet, Distillation, Essential Oils, Herbal Products, Herbal Products, Resins & Saps

Though I hate to open on a negative note.  I’m going to anyway :-). I’m still shaken up by the small fire in my lab the other day. Small being a relative term. It is a small space and could have been much worse given all the high-proof alcohol tinctures...
How to build a kitchen still for essential oils and alcohol

How to build a kitchen still for essential oils and alcohol

by Dan Riegler | Sep 20, 2014 | Apothecary, Astrodynamics, Distillation, DIY & Recipes, DIY & Recipes, Essential Oils, Plant Alchemy, Plant Alchemy

How to make a pot still  Likely the simplest and most versatile distillation apparatus that one can make at home, is a pot still. With a pot still one can Distill essential oils from aromatic herbs, flowers and seeds, oleo-resins like Frankincense, Myrrh, Pine and...
The Traveling  Apothecary

The Traveling Apothecary

by Dan Riegler | Mar 20, 2014 | Apothecary, Distillation, Essential Oils

My apologies for the long delay posting here. My intent was to deliver part 2 of “How to distill essential oils from spruce and pine sap” a long time ago. But life doesn’t always unfold the way we plan it. Instead, I find myself in Israel with no...
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A Distillation Workshop in 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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