How can I make a herbal tincture

[LaceyCarlson]

How can I make a herbal tincture

[WestleyPadilla]

Sure! Here are nine different ways to make a herbal tincture:

[FisherDixon]

**Basic Method**: Start by chopping up your chosen herbs and placing them in a jar. Fill the jar with alcohol (like vodka) until the herbs are completely submerged. Seal it up and let it sit in a cool, dark place for about 4-6 weeks, shaking it occasionally. Strain it, and you’ve got your tincture!

[AnnikaStanley]

**Quick Method**: If you’re short on time, you can use a high-proof alcohol to extract the herbal goodness faster. Just follow the same process, but let it steep for only 1-2 weeks. Don’t forget to strain it afterward!

[RiverLeal]

**Glycerin Tincture**: If you want a non-alcoholic option, use vegetable glycerin instead. Mix 1 part herbs to 2 parts glycerin and 1 part water. Let it sit for about 4-6 weeks, shaking it up now and then, then strain it out.

[AngelHowell]

**Cold Infusion**: Instead of using heat, you can let the herbs infuse in cold alcohol for several weeks. Just combine the chopped herbs and alcohol, and let it sit in the fridge. It’s a slower process but can yield a nice flavor.

[ArloHernandez]

**Hot Method**: For a quicker extraction, you can simmer your herbs in alcohol over low heat for about an hour. Just be careful not to boil it! After it cools, strain it out and you’re good to go.

[AriaBrewer]

**Vinegar Tincture**: If you prefer vinegar, you can make a tincture using apple cider vinegar. Use the same herb-to-liquid ratio as with alcohol, let it steep for 4-6 weeks, and strain it. It’s great for salad dressings too!

[StellaWolfe]

**Combination Method**: You can mix different solvents! For example, use half alcohol and half glycerin for a