
Living Libations
Mountain Mint - Essential Oil
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THE ALCHEMY OF ANDEAN MOUNTAIN MINT High in the Peruvian Andes, where the air is thin and the spirit is vast, grows the resilient Satureja boliviana. Known locally as Muña, this is far from the peppermint of the lowlands.
Ingredients
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- 01100% Satureja boliviana Consistency: Thin Scent Description: A warm
- 02herbaceous bouquet of thyme
- 03mint
- 04and marjoram entwined with elements of ancient earth
- 05It possesses an uplifting
- 06minty undertone that is less icy than peppermint and more reminiscent of a sun-drenched mountain meadow
- 07Blends well with: Peppermint
- 08Marjoram
- 09Oregano
- 10Savory
- 11Hyssop
- 12Fennel
- 13Anise
- 14Cilantro
- 15Lavender
- 16Firs
- 17Citruses
- 18Rose
- 19Geranium
- 20and Myrtle
- 21Contraindications: Use diluted
- 22Avoid pregnancy
- 23Key Constituents: The essential oil of Satureja boliviana is characterized by a high concentration of menthone and pulegone
- 24which provide its minty lift
- 25balanced by the warming
- 26antimicrobial compounds common to the Savory and Thyme families
- 27specifically carvacrol
- 28thymol
- 29and p-cymene
- 30This unique molecular fingerprint is the alchemy that provides a cooling "high-altitude" inhalation while simultaneously delivering the warmth of a savory herb
- 31Beyond its aromatic profile
- 32the presence of p-cymene and menthone acts as a set of phytochemical gate openers
- 33which is why this high ground herb has been used for millennia to help the breath navigate the mountain air
- 34View or download the Certificate of Analysis
- 35This essential oil is verified
- 36genuine distillation
- 37third-party tested to ensure 100% purity
- 38MOUNTAIN MINT FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is the traditional history of this oil in the Andes? Historically known as Muña
- 39beyond its digestive support
- 40it was traditionally chewed alongside coca leaves to help travelers navigate the high altitudes and "thin air" of the mountain peaks
- 41It was also used as a traditional protective botanical for stored grains
- 42as its potent volatile molecules kept harvests preserved longer
- 43How does Mountain Mint differ from Peppermint? While Peppermint is high in menthol and provides a sharp
- 44icy chill
- 45Mountain Mint (Satureja boliviana) offers a warmer
- 46more herbaceous complexity and is from the Savory family
- 47How is Mountain Mint used in a salad dressing? For savoury dressing
- 48whisk together 1/2 cup of organic olive oil
- 492 tablespoons of raw apple cider vinegar
- 50a pinch of sea salt
- 51and two drops of Mountain Mint Essential Oil and a juicy squeeze of lemon
- 52For an aperitif add one drop to a cup of warm water with a teaspoon of raw honey after a meal
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