04/06/2025
Which Is More Bitter: King of Bitters or Abere Seed?
From personal experience, both King of Bitters and Abere Seed live up to their reputations but in different ways.
King of Bitters has a sharp, intense bitterness that fully activates all the bitter-sensitive areas of the tongue. It hits hard the moment it touches your tongue but fades relatively quickly. The initial impact is strong, but it doesn’t linger for too long.
Abere Seed, on the other hand, offers a more complex bitterness. It not only stimulates the bitter taste buds but seems to engage the sour-sensitive areas as well. The bitterness hits hard—just like King of Bitters—but unlike it, the taste lingers stubbornly. It stays on your tongue, often making you want to scrape it off. That lingering bitterness is what sets it apart.
Bitter Leaf falls somewhere in between. Its bitterness is noticeable and persistent but not as sharp as King of Bitters nor as lingering as Abere Seed. In my experience, Bitter Kola shares a similar bitterness level with Bitter Leaf—distinct but not overwhelming.
Now, imagine combining these four potent botanicals—King of Bitters, Abere Seed, Bitter Leaf, and Bitter Kola—into one powerful herbal formulation:
Nature’s Cure Bitters Capsule.
This herbal blend could be nature’s answer to some of the most stubborn ailments. From supporting liver health to reversing diabetic status, fighting hepatitis, and even showing promise in the treatment of cancer—bitter plants hold remarkable healing potential.
Yes, Nature truly put healing essence in bitter herbs. 🌿
