We spent many months designing our Oxymel and have been enthusiastically using Oxymel for our well-being for years.

Always with the aim of finding the best result for ourselves and those around us.

We use the best ingredients and appreciate Joseph's work in selecting herbs and his hand-picked wild herbs from the Zillertal.

If you follow our gut health recommendations and take our Oxymel as directed but don't notice positive results within 50 days, we offer a money-back guarantee.

BLÜHT combines craftsmanship and tradition and creates a refreshing, tart, fruity tincture. The term oxymel comes from the Greek and means sour honey (oxy = sour, meli = honey). Oxymel can inspire both in terms of taste and its ingredients. This superfood has been forgotten by most over time. Our task is to bring this superfood with its herbs back into your glass and give it what it needs: time.

kranewitt juniperus communis saxatilis -

It is considered a universal remedy because of its strong warming effect: it improves the flushing of the kidneys and increases the excretion of water.

Do you know the saying - you should take off your hat before the elderberry, but before a juniper you have to get on your knees? Its name will come from the All High German "Wechalter": This goes back to the Old High German "wechalter". On the one hand, the word is derived from the word for "to wrap" and thus refers to the use of the branches of Juniperus for braiding. On the other hand, it is also related to the Middle High German word Quecholder. This in turn means something like lively, fresh, evergreen. The juniper comes from the cypress family and, depending on the location, grows as a spreading shrub or as a columnar tree. He loves sunny and exposed locations. Did you know that juniper was used as a powerful medicinal plant in ancient times? Greeks, Germans and Romans praised its healing effects. Mountain dwellers still use juniper twigs to fumigate the stable and house to protect against evil spirits. The berries are actually botanically cones.

Kidney, Adrenal, Basic Base, Resins, Organic Acids, Work where there is intoxication, Essential Oils, Pectins,

stone pine heart / cone pinus cembra

Also called alpine incense, relieves feelings of anxiety, depression and lack of energy. In addition, it has a relaxing effect.

The stone pine is very popular in Austria and also very valuable. Also known as the Queen of the Alps, she is full of strength and energy. In Austria, beds are made of pine wood. Even the cones are something precious. A stone pine blossoms every 6 to 10 years and the stone pine itself can live up to 400 years. Stone pine trees only grow from 1,600 meters above sea level and they belong to the pine family. Depending on the location, the trees can grow up to 30 meters high. It is also interesting that the nutcracker (a songbird species of the alpine coniferous forests) form a kind of community. Because the birds collect the seeds of the stone pine and hide them in the ground as winter supplies. This ensures the continued existence of the stone pine. In the legends of the Alps, one encounters the Swiss stone pine as a power tree: the stone pine stands as a symbol for endurance and strength, for unbroken courage and for strengthening the spirit of life.

• The essential oils stimulate our urge to move.
• Promotes creativity and promotes a good mood
• Stabilizes the circulatory system
• Prevents weather sensitivity
• Strengthens and harmonizes our general well-being

The stone pine itself harmonizes and stabilizes our circulation and ensures that we feel relaxed and rested. It has an antibacterial effect

rosehip rosa canina -

The fountain of youth! Rosehip inhibits inflammation, strengthens the immune system and promotes collagen formation

Rose hips are rich in pectins. These are dietary fibers that can have a slightly laxative and detoxifying effect in the human body and therefore help with digestive problems and kidney diseases

Rose hips are also analgesic and support joint problems. As children we used the rosehip as an itching powder - who doesn't know it? 🙂

In the Middle Ages, rose hips were often prescribed for diarrhea. But that's not all - the valuable ingredients of the rosehip also include vitamins B1, B2 , E and K. In addition, there are many valuable flavonoids, minerals and trace elements in the small power fruit. Among other things, it is rich in potassium and calcium. But the carotenoid lycopene is also plentiful in the rose hip and that is exactly what plays an important role in the healing effects of the rose hip. Some fruits can reach up to 1,500 milligrams of vitamin C per 100g.

nettle urtica dioica -

The small leaves are full of vitamins and minerals. With 7 to 9g per 100g, the protein component is very high. They also have a lot of vitamin C, are rich in vitamins A, E and K, contain valuable calcium, magnesium, iron, silicic acid and phosphorus.

The stinging nettle is considered to stimulate the metabolism, diuretic (draining) and stimulate blood circulation. In fact, it has been the subject of medical research for several years: studies have shown nettle extract to have remarkable antimicrobial activity against a broad spectrum of bacteria. Did you know that nettle is found all over the world? They have fine stinging hairs on their jagged leaves, which they use to protect themselves from predators. Unfortunately, often frowned upon as a garden weed, the stinging nettle is a nutrient bomb. But the stinging nettle has even more healthy effects: The garden “weed” contains more vitamin C than citrus fruits and is also rich in minerals such as iron, potassium and magnesium and secondary plant substances such as flavonoids . The flavonoids, together with the potassium, ensure the dehydrating effect of the leaves. The stinging nettle is a herb that helps us to find our own centre, to find and strengthen our own roots. Especially in stressful phases it strengthens the inner balance. We can use the cleansing effect to clear our own thoughts and let go of the old.

willow rose blä+blü epilobium angustifolium

The well-known household remedy has an antimicrobial, analgesic, antipyretic and tumor-inhibiting effect

Like the stinging nettle, the willowherb is often regarded as a weed in the garden. Other names include perennial fireweed or rubble flowers and it comes from the evening primrose family. In the leaves and flowers we find flavonoids, tannins, especially tannins, ß-sitosterol, lectins, and vitamin C in fresh leaves. The indigenous peoples in North America and the primitive peoples of Russia valued the willowherb, which is widespread in the northern hemisphere, as a medicinal plant.

It prefers moist, loamy and nutritious soils and grows well on banks, embankments and rubble, and along roadsides

The large pink to purple flowers of the narrow-leaved fireweed are popular as bee pasture, but they also taste good in wild herb salads. The young leaves are rich in vitamin C. Did you know that you can prepare willowherb sprouts like asparagus in spring?

Revitalizing stimulating, wound cleansing, antiseptic, kidney

1. Open a bottle of blooms and smell the scent.

2. Measure 1 or 2 tablespoons and pour into a glass.

3. Fill the Oxymel with approx. 100 - 150 ml of fresh, filtered water.

4. Fill YOU with gratitude.

5. Drink and enjoy your Oxymel mixture.

Flower honey with forest components, organic apple cider vinegar, naturally cloudy, Jerusalem artichoke, lemon balm, meadowsweet, raspberry, horsetail, elderberry, sweet clover

Blooms combines the strengths of honey, vinegar and herbs. Of course not household vinegar - but active, organic and naturally cloudy apple cider vinegar.

Oxymel contains ingredients that can support the immune system, is energizing, provides minerals and organic compounds for the intestines. The herbs give the Oxymel a special flavor and contain active ingredients

The honey

Honey is a unique natural product and contains over 180 different ingredients, including more than 20 types of sugar, amino acids, enzymes, essential oils and vitamins. Our honey comes from the Black Forest from small family businesses and people with a love for taste, enjoyment and quality.

The vinegar

Organic, fresh and above all untamed. Unfiltered and organic, it lovingly meets the selected honey and prepares one thing: the symphony with the herbs.

The herbs

Our herbs are collected and dried using traditional methods, which can result in a higher concentration of aromas and flavors. Harvest times and locations are taken into account, as is correct drying.

The balanced selection of hand-picked herbs contributes to the pleasant taste of our Oxymel and their ingredients can make a positive contribution to health.

This process takes time to allow the honey and vinegar to extract the herbs. This is your contribution to deceleration.

We ship with DHL. Delivery is insured and with a tracking number.

Delivery within Germany takes place within 2-4 working days and is charged at a flat rate of €4.99.

Deliveries to Austria take place within 2-8 working days and are charged a flat rate of €13.99.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us!