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Wormwood Black Walnut and Clove Drops

A concentrated liquid herbal blend delivering 1200mg of wormwood, black walnut and clove per serving

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The science, in plain English

Three plants, in a drop

The same three plants as our capsules, as a liquid. Here is what each one is.

Mechanism 01

A bitter herb with a long paper trail.

How it works

Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is a silvery perennial in the daisy family. Its famous bitterness comes from compounds such as absinthin, and its essential oil contains thujone, which UK food law limits in food and drink.

The everyday context
Daisy familySilver leavesBitter taste
In each 0.5ml

Wormwood liquid 1:3, equivalent to 400mg.

Artemisia absinthium Leaves and flowering tops Thujone Limited in food by law
Explanatory schematic.
At a glance

The essentials

Wormwood, black walnut hull and clove as a liquid: each 0.5ml is equivalent to 400mg of each plant, with 60 servings in a 30ml bottle.

Per 0.5ml
Wormwood · Black walnut hull · Clove bud: each equivalent to 400mg
Base
Vegetable glycerine and purified water
Bottle
30ml: 60 servings, 60 days
How to take
0.5ml a day
Prefer capsules?
Wormwood, Black Walnut & Clove capsules: 200mg of each per capsule
Made in
The UK, to GMP standards
Worth knowing

Two and a half thousand years of wormwood

1

Ancient Greece

5th c. BCE

Wormwood appears in the Hippocratic texts of the 5th and 4th centuries BCE.

2

Tudor herbals

1597

John Gerard’s Herbal of 1597 describes ten kinds of wormwood.

3

Absinthe

1800s

Its bitterness gave its name to absinthe in 19th-century France.

4

Drops

1:3 liquids

Steeped in vegetable glycerine and water, the three plants become a liquid.

5

Today

1,200mgper 0.5ml

Each 0.5ml is equivalent to 400mg of each plant: 1,200mg in all.

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About Roundway

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We grew up with parents who cared about nutrition and good food, and we’ve spent years listening to friends and practitioners who champion clean-label products. So we build the way we were taught to eat: start with what’s real, and leave out what isn’t needed.

That’s why every Roundway pack starts with what you ask for. Conversations at our talks and stands, messages in our inbox and your reviews shape what we make next, and how we label it.

Then we gave people a first look at our 2027 range. The feedback said it all: this is how supplements should be made.

Chris & Ed, founders

In every 0.5ml

Three plants, one drop

Wormwood400mg equivalent
Black walnut400mg equivalent
Clove400mg equivalent

0.5ml a day. 30ml, 60 servings.

From plant to drop

How a herbal liquid is made

Step through how the three plants become the drops in the bottle.

The plants

Wormwood, black walnut hull and clove bud.

In each 0.5ml

Wormwood, black walnut hull and clove bud liquids, each equivalent to 400mg.

Liquid ratios and equivalents as stated on the pack label.

The label

Everything in it, nothing hidden

Three herbal liquids in vegetable glycerine and water. Here is the full label.

LiquidMade in the UK60 servings
Nutrition information
NutrientPer 0.5ml%NRV*
Black walnut hull liquid 1:3 (Juglans nigra)Equivalent to 400mg—
Wormwood liquid 1:3 (Artemisia absinthium)Equivalent to 400mg—
Clove bud liquid 1:3 (Syzygium aromaticum)Equivalent to 400mg—

*NRV: nutrient reference value. — No NRV established.

Reviews

Real people, real reviews

4.7

15 verified reviews

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“Great pictures, Exellent value for money thankyou”
Darren R. · Verified buyerAugust 2026
“It tastes fine so is palatable which is good. Not sure I’ve noticed any changes but I’ll see how it goes. Many thanks, Linda”
Linda M. · Verified buyerMarch 2026
“It may sound weird but i really enjoy it's flavour”
Radek G. · Verified buyerMarch 2026
“Love the product and the fact it comes with a glass pipette, and not a plastic one like in the other brands”
Maciej J. · Verified buyerMarch 2026
Roundway Wormwood, Black Walnut and Clove drops in a kitchen
Your routine

Half a millilitre, once a day

Take 0.5ml a day, at whatever time suits you. A 30ml bottle holds 60 servings, so it lasts two months.

Small enough to travel with: it lives happily in a wash bag.

Ready when you are.

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Want the long version? Read Wormwood, black walnut and clove: a short history in the Roundway Journal.

Wormwood, black walnut and clove drops, answered

What is in each serving?
Each 0.5ml contains wormwood, black walnut hull and clove bud liquids, each 1:3 and equivalent to 400mg of the plant: 1,200mg in total.
What does 1:3 mean?
Each plant is steeped at one part plant to three parts liquid. Our liquid base is vegetable glycerine and purified water.
How do I take it?
Take 0.5ml a day. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
How long does a bottle last?
A 30ml bottle holds 60 servings: 60 days at 0.5ml a day.
Drops or capsules?
Same three plants, different format. The drops suit people who prefer a liquid; the capsules give 200mg of each plant in one capsule a day.
What is thujone?
A natural compound in the essential oil of wormwood and some other plants. UK food law sets maximum levels for it in food and drink.
Why black walnut hull?
The hull is the green outer layer around the nut. It contains juglone, a natural compound that darkens in air, which is why the hulls were long used as a dye.
Can I take it if I am pregnant, breastfeeding or on medication?
Speak to your GP or pharmacist before taking any food supplement if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or under medical supervision.
Sources

Touwaide A, Appetiti E. Herbs in History: Wormwood. American Herbal Products Association, 2023.

European Medicines Agency, HMPC. Public statement on the use of herbal medicinal products containing thujone (EMA/HMPC/732886/2010 Rev. 1).

Cortés-Rojas DF, de Souza CRF, Oliveira WP. Clove (Syzygium aromaticum): a precious spice. Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine, 2014.

Williams RD. Black walnut (Juglans nigra). Silvics of North America, Agriculture Handbook 654. USDA Forest Service.

Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

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