Blind Tea Pour

A Summer Morning in the wild

Each summer, one of my favorite traditions is spending a slow morning with a medicinal plant where it grows.

This time, we'll gather in a beautiful private wild setting just fifteen minutes from downtown Coeur d'Alene. (The location will be shared after registration.)

We'll begin with a blind tea tasting. Before learning the plant's name, we'll simply notice—its aroma, flavor, texture, temperature, and the unique way each of our bodies responds. There is no right experience. Curiosity is all that's required.

Later, we'll learn the plant's name, explore its role in the watershed, and discover some of the relationships that help it thrive. Together, we'll observe closely, ask questions, and notice the relationships unfolding around the plant, with easeful breath and movement woven in along the way.

You'll also receive a take-home wildcrafting guide with practical information on identifying, harvesting, preparing, and working with the plant, so you can continue getting to know it after our morning together.

I'm curious what changes when experience comes first, allowing information to deepen what we've already begun to notice.

Whether you're new to local medicinal plants or have been walking with them for years, you're warmly welcome.

Details

Sunday, August 9
7:30 - 10:00 am (before the heat sets in)

Location: A private natural setting just 15 minutes from downtown Coeur d'Alene (shared after registration)

Cost: $20

Group Size: Limited to six participants

Reserve your spot by registering through the button below, or send $20 via Venmo:

@Korrine-Rothrock

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