Making an Extract, from Planting to Bottling |
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As soon as they are picked, our precious green allies are immediately sent to the extraction room to ensure that not a single drop of their precious vibrancy is lost. That is when processing begins. We draw on three decades of herbal extraction experience and a solid Western herbalism tradition to help us choose the appropriate herb/solvent ratio, the cut, brewing type, pressing method, alcohol concentration, level of filtration, etc. We have research, analysis and experimentation protocols in place to continue validating our knowledge, refining our methods and maximizing the potency and stability of our extracts. When the maceration period is over, we move on to the pressing room. At this point, the herbs and solvent have merged, becoming an extract, which is While samples are sent to the laboratory for analysis, the residues from the pressing process head to the garden where they are composted and eventually returned to the earth that took such good care of them. Throughout this adventure, despite the large amount of herbs that pass through their hands, our herbalists put their hearts and souls into making extracts that are efficient, vibrant, stable and powerful. |