Xenia takes her duties as Catnip Queen of New England seriously. In the photo, she exhibits the poise and dedication all professional nippers should show while testing the new year’s crop. It’s fresh from the greenhouse where the new vintage has been resting and curing after the Harvest.
The next step is to mix with some of the prior years’ vintages to moderate the impact, soften the earth tones, and add fruitier after-effects. Chateau Xenia designer nip is known for being superior to typical commercial nips. It is the quality purveyor of fine nips to many of the finest nip dens in the United States.
Despite flabbergasted humans and dogs, Chateau Xenia is exclusively for cats. Only serious inquiries, Please.
Hilarious photo, Lou. I wish I had somewhere to grow catnip for the kids cats. They don’t go outside so it would be fun to see if I’d get the same results you got here. 😉
Nip and bags, or boxes are things cats love. Their “dignity” disappears and the real kitty hangs out.
Ah, yes–the fruitier after-effects. Speak it, Queen!
She was bag “in the bag” again this morning. It’s the holiday season; one party after another!