Tell us what you cook
Or what your café serves, and in what volume.
Dried herbs lose most of their character within a year, which is why the jar from the supermarket tastes of almost nothing. Origin and harvest date matter far more than the name on the label.
Foods and seasonings. We make no health claims, and we will tell you when a botanical is one to ask a pharmacist about.
Single-origin dried herbs and whole spices, with origin and harvest stated on every pack.
See the programSpice blends mixed in small batches, with every ingredient listed in full.
See the programLoose-leaf herbal and botanical infusions, sold as pleasant drinks rather than remedies.
See the programCustom blends and larger quantities for cafés, restaurants and small food producers.
See the programState the origin, date the batch, list every ingredient, and describe taste rather than promising effects.
Or what your café serves, and in what volume.
Free, so you judge by smell and taste rather than a description.
On every label, with allergens.
In sizes you will finish while they are still good.
Retail sizes and wholesale quantities. Samples are free before any first order.
Retail sizes for people who actually cook.
Consistent supply in working quantities.
Blending for small food producers.
Every engagement is quoted after a free consultation. No subscription.
Hyacinthe Herb LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Florida, document number L21000458328, filed in 2021, with registration details on public record with the Florida Division of Corporations.
What we sell is food: herbs, spices and infusions. They are not medicines, they are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent anything, and nothing we say has been evaluated by the FDA. Some botanicals do interact with prescription medication or are unsuitable in pregnancy, which is a reason to ask a pharmacist rather than a reason to believe a marketing claim. Everything is packed in a facility handling other botanicals, so read the allergen line.
We will not tell you that. These are foods, not remedies, and claims of that kind are both regulated and usually unsupported. We will tell you how something tastes.
Ask your physician or pharmacist, genuinely. Several common botanicals are advised against in pregnancy, and that is not a question a herb supplier should be answering.
Check with a pharmacist. Some botanicals interact with prescription medicines in ways that matter, and your pharmacist can check your specific list.
Every pack states origin and harvest. Dried herbs fade within about a year, which is why we sell sizes you will finish rather than catering tubs.
Yes, for cafés and small producers. We develop to a brief, sample until it is right, then supply consistently with the allergen data your labels need.
Stated on every label. We pack in a facility that handles other botanicals, so cross-contact is possible and we say so plainly.
Samples are free. Judge it by smell and taste rather than by a description.