Ingredients
Real ingredients you can feel.
Sens spritzes aren't made in a lab, they're made from the garden. You may not have every ingredient in your pantry, but chances are your herbalist does. We press, brew, and steep each one into a sparkly beverage that doesn't just taste incredible, it makes you feel good. (Thank you, plants.)
Nervines
Plants chosen for what they do.
Sens works with plants that have been trusted for centuries. Our blends center on nervines, the family of herbs long used to settle a busy nervous system, alongside aromatics and roots that build the flavor.
These aren't extracts dropped in because they're trending. They're medicinal herbs, used with care.
Passionflower
A sense of ease in every can.
Each blend contains a dose of passionflower for a subtle shift into ease and presence. (The “shoulder drop moment”, as we call it.) Choose the flavor you're in the mood for, and Sens makes sure the feeling is just right.
Not recommended during pregnancy or while nursing.
Real plants
Ingredients sourced from Mother Nature.
Real fruit, whole herbs, and a touch of cane sugar. Nothing you can't pronounce. (Except maybe rhodiola.)
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Method
Steeped, not flavored.
Sens starts with a strong botanical brew: whole herbs steeped slowly and with care. Just the right amount of fruit juice is added, for taste rather than sweetness. Then come the bubbles, just enough to lift the aromatics and add levity. The end result is dry, spritzy, and complex enough to earn a second sip.
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Contains no
What we leave out.
- Alcohol
- Always zero-proof.
- THC or CBD
- Zero intoxicants, just ease-giving herbs.
- Artificial anything
- No artificial flavors, colors, or sweeteners.
- Excess sugar
- Up to 70% less sugar than other NA's (7 to 12g per can).
Key botanicals
A few of our allies.
- Passionflower
- The through-line. Long used to quiet a busy mind, and the reason every blend lands the same way.
- All four blends
- Lemon balm
- Bright, faintly citrus, and steadying. Used for centuries to lift the mood and settle the stomach.
- Soft Bloom, Bright Calm, Night Garden
- Skullcap
- A classic nervine for tension that sits behind the eyes. Softens the edges without dulling anything.
- Bright Calm, Night Garden
- Tulsi
- Holy basil. An adaptogen taken daily across India to meet stress with a clearer head.
- Golden Hour, Soft Bloom
- Chamomile
- The best known calming herb there is, and still one of the most reliable. Soft, apple-sweet, quietly sedating.
- Soft Bloom
- Damiana
- Warm and a little bittersweet. A relaxing aphrodisiac in traditional use, and the herb that makes a room feel social.
- Golden Hour
- Oat tops
- Milky green oat, taken fresh. A traditional tonic for a frayed nervous system, gentle enough for every day.
- Night Garden
- Linden
- Flowers from the lime tree, honeyed and cooling. A traditional evening herb for winding down.
- Night Garden
Your new favorite drinking ritual.
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