If you’re looking for a flavorful, caffeine-free way to stay hydrated, hibiscus tea is a top pick among dietitians. It’s ...

One of the most fun self-reliance skills I've learned over the past decade is how to make my own simple sugar scrubs. This ...

African hibiscus leaves, with their tangy taste and bright color, make an amazing ingredient in various cuisines ...

Add small cubes of watermelon (seedless, preferably) and fresh sage leaves for a nice summer refresh. Add cubes of honeydew, ...

As the heat blazes across much of the country, it’s cooling, soothing teas that are bringing comfort to tea lovers. Moving ...

“In the winter, we opt for winter herbs like pine needles, rosemary [and] juniper berries,” says Garcia. “In the warm seasons ...

To continue our series on alcohol, we decided to mention one of the most versatile alcoholic beverages that began its journey ...

Fermented drinks, celebrated across cultures for ... start by making a hibiscus syrup using dried flower petals and fill it with filtered water, grated ginger, ginger bug, and grapefruit juice.

If you enjoy the apothecary aspect of The Apothecary Diaries, great news! A new herbal cola syrup has been released!

The list includes something for everyone, including expertly designed zero-proof cocktails by the folks at Lost Whale.