Bo The Botanist

Question 1

Gather round with your drinks
There’s nothing like it is there
A hot drink that is

Answer 1

You know tea and coffee didn’t come to Britain until the 17th and 18th Centuries?

Question 2

You know tea and coffee didn’t come to Britain until the 17th and 18th Centuries?

Answer 2

Before that we drank herbal elixirs like this one, they had healing properties

Question 3

Before that we drank herbal elixirs like this one, they had healing properties

Answer 3

Mint it’s good for sickness

Question 4

Mint it’s good for sickness

Answer 4

Sage for brain function

Question 5

Sage for brain function

Answer 5

Fenugreek for blood sugar

Question 6

Fenugreek for blood sugar

Answer 6

Rosemary for a blocked nose

Question 7

Rosemary for a blocked nose

Answer 7

I like to experiment

Question 8

I like to experiment

Answer 8

For me it’s the feeling that a hot beverage conjures up, don’t you think?

Question 9

We drink them for comfort and warmth

Answer 9

To soothe

Question 10

To soothe

Answer 10

To stimulate

Question 11

To stimulate

Answer 11

To digest

Question 12

To digest

Answer 12

To be together

Question 13

To be together

Answer 13

There’s a ritual for this particular blend

Question 14

There’s apple juice, from apples first brought to Britain by the Romans

Orange peel for sunshine on a winter’s day

A celebratory blend of spices, clove, ginger, star anise and cinnamon

All served up with copper infused water

To bring you a heart and hand warming Saturnalian brew!

Answer 14

Smell it first, let the vapours warm your cold face. Does the smell remind you of anything?

Question 15

To bring you a heart and hand warming Saturnalian brew!

Answer 15

Smell it first, let the vapours warm your cold face. Does the smell remind you of anything?

Question 16

Smell it first. Let the vapours warn your cold face. Doesthe smell remind you of anything?

Answer 16

For me it’s the apple harvest, its my mams apron, it’s growing sleepy by the fire

Question 17

For me it’s the apple harvest, it’s my mams apron, it’d growing sleepy by the fire

Answer 17

Now you whisper your hopes into the steam and they are carried skyward, take a careful sip of the magical brew and put your trust in the universe

Question 18

Now you whisper your hopes into the steam and they are carried skyward, take a careful sip of the magical brew and out your trust in the universe

Answer 18

Its the collective Ahhh that’s where the magic lies

Question 19

It’s the collective Ahhh that’s where the magic lies

Answer 19

Together. Whisper. Sip. Ahhhh.

Question 20

Together. Whisper. Sip. Ahhh

Answer 20

Just right.
I always for the same thing

Question 21

Just right.
I always wish for the same thing.

Answer 21

I wish for home
Jars full of the stuff

Question 22

There’s a ritual for this particular blend

Answer 22

There’s apple juice, from apples first brought to Britain by the Romanss

Question 23

There’s apple juice, from apples first brought to Britain by the Romans

Answer 23

Orange peel for sunshine on a winter’s day

Question 24

Orange peel for sunshine on a winter’s day

Answer 24

A celebratory blend of spices, clove, ginger, star anise and cinnamon

Question 25

A celebratory blend of spices, clove, ginger, star anise and cinnamon

Answer 25

All served up with copper infused water

Question 26

All served up with copper infused water

Answer 26

To bring you a heart and hand warming Saturnalian brew!