12/10 - DIY Cough Syrup or Elderberry Syrup with Rissa Miller
12/10 - DIY Cough Syrup or Elderberry Syrup with Rissa Miller
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Learn how to prepare your own traditional herbal elderberry syrup, a favorite seasonal remedy for supporting wellness. This class is ideal for those who enjoy kitchen herbalism, natural approaches to immune support, or creating handmade remedies for themselves and loved ones. With step-by-step guidance, participants discover how simple and adaptable elderberry syrup can be, even for beginners.
We’ll cover ingredient selection, simmering and straining techniques, optional flavor additions, and how to store and use the syrup safely. Participants will also learn about the history of elderberries in medicine, their nutritional qualities, and ways to personalize recipes for taste or purpose. Guests leave with their freshly made syrup and the confidence to recreate the remedy at home each season.
- Limited Spots: There are only 10 spots for this class
- ADA info and Parking: Free Parking & Handicap Accessible
- Refunds: See Cancellation Policy Below
- Questions? Direct questions to Rissa at rissa@teaandsmoke.com
About Rissa:
Rissa Miller is an editor, author, herbalist, seer, and storyteller. It's rare to find Rissa without tea. No matter where she is or what she's doing, a mug of green tea is her constant companion. Tea is one part of her love of plants. She holds a deep reverence for plants and the answers they offer, whether as smoke in the air, a healing salve for the skin, a plant on the windowsill, or nourishment for the body. She studied herbalism at Chestnut School for Herbal Medicine and the Herbal Academy, and is a member of the American Herbalist Guild.
Cancellation & Refund Policy
Cancellation & Refund Policy
Cancellations at least 7 days before the workshop get a full refund. Anything within 7 days of the workshop is non-refundable. If Refillism or the instructor needs to cancel for any reason, including weather, we’ll let you know and issue a refund. Workshops require at least 3 participants to run.
