Witchcraft – Heart Therapeutics

$19.95
Witchcraft is a deeply considered herbal blend combining organic herbs to support digestion, immunity, nervous system resilience and overall vitality. It honours traditional medicine women and the craft of herbalism, grounded in tradition and designed for modern life.
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I truly felt like this tea did exactly as it intended – it held me. The Witchcraft blend has been a tea I’ve intuitively returned to almost every day recently. I’ve been navigating relocating interstate with my 6 year old, and some health challenges, and this tea has felt very healing and calming for me in the most gentle yet sure way. I love that all the manufacturing, blending and packing is done in house – operating from a renewably powered warehouse. I also feel that, due to how beautiful their jars are, these are truly likely to be re-used before recycled.
This witchy brew has the most delightful herbal aroma while brewing. Bright and zesty yet calming and grounding, it’s a real palate cleanser. The trio of citrus herbs gives it a beautifully fresh, cleansing taste, while the tulsi and ginger gently support digestion and the nervous system. I love the beautiful glass jar and cork lid, and the inspiration drawn from the ancient wisdom of medicine women makes every cup feel like a beautiful, nourishing ritual. I really appreciate how much thought has gone into every part of this business. From partnering with a First Nations social enterprise and supporting local charities to creating refillable packaging and working towards zero-waste manufacturing, it’s clear they’re committed to making a positive difference.
A lovely, wholesome blend that has been pleasant to drink at any time of day. Big fan of the inclusion of tulsi and ginger, and the blend clearly provides many health benefits. A beautifully presented product that I’d love to gift to friends. Loved the branding and design. The entire range sounds fantastic. Organic ingredients where possible is evident with Heart Therapeutics, and their alternative to locally sourced herbs is a strength. Appreciate the natural materials in the packaging – cork and glass – and that the product is lightweight, reducing emissions in transport (which isn’t always the case with glass which can be heavy).
I truly felt like this tea did exactly as it intended – it held me. The Witchcraft blend has been a tea I’ve intuitively returned to almost every day recently. I’ve been navigating relocating interstate with my 6 year old, and some health challenges, and this tea has felt very healing and calming for me in the most gentle yet sure way. I love that all the manufacturing, blending and packing is done in house – operating from a renewably powered warehouse. I also feel that, due to how beautiful their jars are, these are truly likely to be re-used before recycled.
This witchy brew has the most delightful herbal aroma while brewing. Bright and zesty yet calming and grounding, it’s a real palate cleanser. The trio of citrus herbs gives it a beautifully fresh, cleansing taste, while the tulsi and ginger gently support digestion and the nervous system. I love the beautiful glass jar and cork lid, and the inspiration drawn from the ancient wisdom of medicine women makes every cup feel like a beautiful, nourishing ritual. I really appreciate how much thought has gone into every part of this business. From partnering with a First Nations social enterprise and supporting local charities to creating refillable packaging and working towards zero-waste manufacturing, it’s clear they’re committed to making a positive difference.
A lovely, wholesome blend that has been pleasant to drink at any time of day. Big fan of the inclusion of tulsi and ginger, and the blend clearly provides many health benefits. A beautifully presented product that I’d love to gift to friends. Loved the branding and design. The entire range sounds fantastic. Organic ingredients where possible is evident with Heart Therapeutics, and their alternative to locally sourced herbs is a strength. Appreciate the natural materials in the packaging – cork and glass – and that the product is lightweight, reducing emissions in transport (which isn’t always the case with glass which can be heavy).
I truly felt like this tea did exactly as it intended – it held me. The Witchcraft blend has been a tea I’ve intuitively returned to almost every day recently. I’ve been navigating relocating interstate with my 6 year old, and some health challenges, and this tea has felt very healing and calming for me in the most gentle yet sure way. I love that all the manufacturing, blending and packing is done in house – operating from a renewably powered warehouse. I also feel that, due to how beautiful their jars are, these are truly likely to be re-used before recycled.
This witchy brew has the most delightful herbal aroma while brewing. Bright and zesty yet calming and grounding, it’s a real palate cleanser. The trio of citrus herbs gives it a beautifully fresh, cleansing taste, while the tulsi and ginger gently support digestion and the nervous system. I love the beautiful glass jar and cork lid, and the inspiration drawn from the ancient wisdom of medicine women makes every cup feel like a beautiful, nourishing ritual. I really appreciate how much thought has gone into every part of this business. From partnering with a First Nations social enterprise and supporting local charities to creating refillable packaging and working towards zero-waste manufacturing, it’s clear they’re committed to making a positive difference.
A lovely, wholesome blend that has been pleasant to drink at any time of day. Big fan of the inclusion of tulsi and ginger, and the blend clearly provides many health benefits. A beautifully presented product that I’d love to gift to friends. Loved the branding and design. The entire range sounds fantastic. Organic ingredients where possible is evident with Heart Therapeutics, and their alternative to locally sourced herbs is a strength. Appreciate the natural materials in the packaging – cork and glass – and that the product is lightweight, reducing emissions in transport (which isn’t always the case with glass which can be heavy).
I truly felt like this tea did exactly as it intended – it held me. The Witchcraft blend has been a tea I’ve intuitively returned to almost every day recently. I’ve been navigating relocating interstate with my 6 year old, and some health challenges, and this tea has felt very healing and calming for me in the most gentle yet sure way. I love that all the manufacturing, blending and packing is done in house – operating from a renewably powered warehouse. I also feel that, due to how beautiful their jars are, these are truly likely to be re-used before recycled.
This witchy brew has the most delightful herbal aroma while brewing. Bright and zesty yet calming and grounding, it’s a real palate cleanser. The trio of citrus herbs gives it a beautifully fresh, cleansing taste, while the tulsi and ginger gently support digestion and the nervous system. I love the beautiful glass jar and cork lid, and the inspiration drawn from the ancient wisdom of medicine women makes every cup feel like a beautiful, nourishing ritual. I really appreciate how much thought has gone into every part of this business. From partnering with a First Nations social enterprise and supporting local charities to creating refillable packaging and working towards zero-waste manufacturing, it’s clear they’re committed to making a positive difference.
A lovely, wholesome blend that has been pleasant to drink at any time of day. Big fan of the inclusion of tulsi and ginger, and the blend clearly provides many health benefits. A beautifully presented product that I’d love to gift to friends. Loved the branding and design. The entire range sounds fantastic. Organic ingredients where possible is evident with Heart Therapeutics, and their alternative to locally sourced herbs is a strength. Appreciate the natural materials in the packaging – cork and glass – and that the product is lightweight, reducing emissions in transport (which isn’t always the case with glass which can be heavy).
I truly felt like this tea did exactly as it intended – it held me. The Witchcraft blend has been a tea I’ve intuitively returned to almost every day recently. I’ve been navigating relocating interstate with my 6 year old, and some health challenges, and this tea has felt very healing and calming for me in the most gentle yet sure way. I love that all the manufacturing, blending and packing is done in house – operating from a renewably powered warehouse. I also feel that, due to how beautiful their jars are, these are truly likely to be re-used before recycled.
This witchy brew has the most delightful herbal aroma while brewing. Bright and zesty yet calming and grounding, it’s a real palate cleanser. The trio of citrus herbs gives it a beautifully fresh, cleansing taste, while the tulsi and ginger gently support digestion and the nervous system. I love the beautiful glass jar and cork lid, and the inspiration drawn from the ancient wisdom of medicine women makes every cup feel like a beautiful, nourishing ritual. I really appreciate how much thought has gone into every part of this business. From partnering with a First Nations social enterprise and supporting local charities to creating refillable packaging and working towards zero-waste manufacturing, it’s clear they’re committed to making a positive difference.
A lovely, wholesome blend that has been pleasant to drink at any time of day. Big fan of the inclusion of tulsi and ginger, and the blend clearly provides many health benefits. A beautifully presented product that I’d love to gift to friends. Loved the branding and design. The entire range sounds fantastic. Organic ingredients where possible is evident with Heart Therapeutics, and their alternative to locally sourced herbs is a strength. Appreciate the natural materials in the packaging – cork and glass – and that the product is lightweight, reducing emissions in transport (which isn’t always the case with glass which can be heavy).






















