Sarsaparilla (Indian) (Hemidesmus indicus)

This is the kind of Sarsaparilla used in Ayurveda - the Indian herbal method. The texts refer to it as 'external root' because it spreads for long distances underground. It's a climbing shrub bearing brilliant red flowers that can be found throughout the... [read more]

This is the kind of Sarsaparilla used in Ayurveda - the Indian herbal method. The texts refer to it as 'external root' because it spreads for long distances underground. It's a climbing shrub bearing brilliant red flowers that can be found throughout the... [read more]

This is the kind of Sarsaparilla used in Ayurveda - the Indian herbal method. The texts refer to it as 'external root' because it spreads for long distances underground. It's a climbing shrub bearing brilliant red flowers that can be found throughout the... [read more]

Sarsaparilla root, derived from the woody vine Smilax medica, has long been treasured in the folk traditions of Mexico, Jamaica, and Central America. The tea is known for its earthy, woody notes and a subtle sweetness that lingers on the palate,... [read more]