Herb Pharm Certified Organic Hops Liquid Extract for Calming Nervous System Support, 1 Oz*

I have tried a variety of herbal tinctures to help me sleep, including valerian, California poppy, skullcap,l and lemon balm. All of them helped somewhat, but a few made me groggy the next day, or didn’t seem to help enough. I have been using this hops tincture for about a month, maybe a bit more, and I am actually really impressed with it. Much less sleeplessness and I can generally go back to sleep easier. I use about 10 drops, rather than the recommended dropperfull. I sometimes combine with California poppy, and have been happy with the results. The taste is very strong and quite bitter, I add to a small amount of water and drink quick. Highly recommended, and Herb Pharm is my favorite brand for tinctures.

This stuff tastes and smells horrible but makes me sleep so deeply. I haven’t slept this good in years. Not to mention it calms my restless legs. I would 100% recommend. The taste and smell though…lol

1 dropper full in a glass of soda water tastes just like the canned stuff I like at a fraction of the cost (and fridge space). Yield equivalent to about 42 cans of “hop water”.

I gave up drinking 9 months ago but missed having a beer. There are some good NA choices but they are overpriced and I’d like to stay out of any liquor store. I tried a dropper full of this in 24 ounces and then carbonated it and was very impressed. I tried another brand that was much cheaper but it smelled like gym socks soaked in vinegar. This is worth the price.

Just learning more about this but so far I’m seeing nice results and have recommended to a friend. Will order again

I've only been taking this for 3 nights & it 👏 is 👏 a 👏 struggle 👏. The smell is awful & the taste is worse. It tastes like burnt motor oil. Maybe somone who likes IPAs might enjoy it more. I mix it with juice or water in a shot glass & have a "chaser" of mouthwash ready. We will see if this product helps me.

Off label use here, it is the best beer substitute I've found, also a cheap beer flavor enhancer and a way to make tasty light beer out of your favorite regular beer. Combining it with seltzer water makes a very satisfying and flavorful beer like drink, just a squirt or 2 does it better then any non-alcoholic beer I've tried - I believe the final product comes out less then 0.5% alcohol which qualifies it as non-alcoholic. Add a squirt to any el-cheapo beer and see a vast improvement in flavor. Combine your favorite beer with seltzer water (50:50) with a squirt makes some of the best light beer. Great hoppy floral taste/aroma. If it also helps me sleep, all the better.

NOTE: I see this review was hidden by a "sensitivity filter." In the hope of helping others who may be looking for a substitute for their favorite hop-based cold beverage, I have edited the review to eliminate any mention of the beverage's name. I was not aware that this beverage was inappropriate to discuss, since I see it on the shelves in family-friendly places in my very conservative home town. Maybe there is some other problem with my review. Anyway, here goes. My husband and I joke about inventing a dehydrated brew to carry on our wilderness backpacking trips. I bought this extract and Alka-Seltzer Gold, hoping to come up with a recipe that would combine the fizz, the hop flavor, and a cup of spring water into an acceptable beverage. I tried several combinations of water, Alka-Seltzer and hops. Finally one effort produced something that didn't leave me wanting to rinse my mouth, but it wasn't good enough to finish the glass. No way would I carry the extra few ounces to drink it. When added to a cup of herbal tea, this adds a relaxing quality and the bitter flavor is not unpleasant. For now I'll enjoy it that way, until I find a portable lightweight solution to the need for carbonation. Suggestions, anyone?

Expected this to smell and taste like hops. Unfortunately, whatever strain of hops they used was incredibly foul. I will just use fresh or frozen hops in the future.