Why we love this botanical
H awthorn opens with a soft spiciness in which subtle floral and berry tones move along. The aroma has something of dried grass and warm stone fruit, making the first impression both friendly and subdued. In the mouth, hawthorn feels round and light, like an herb that naturally brings connection. It gives an infusion a calm, cordial tone that invites you to catch your breath.
During steeping, hawthorn slowly deepens from soft yellow to a warm amber tone. The taste remains dry but friendly, with a quiet spiciness that nicely rounds off sharp or fresh botanicals. The infusion acquires a harmonious structure in which flowers, leaves, and soft spices come together elegantly. As a result, hawthorn feels like a mature, enveloping herb that softens blends without taking out the tension.
