Wild-harvested chaga from the Green Mountains of Vermont.

Only the Highest Quality Ingredients

In fact, we harvest every mushroom ourselves in Island Pond, Vermont!

Mountain Chaga Tea (40 Tea Bags)
$14.95

Wild-harvested chaga from the birch forests of Island Pond, Vermont, dried slow in Morrisville and packed ready to brew. Each resealable pouch holds 40 pre-portioned, two-gram bags — no measuring, no mess, just a warm, earthy cup whenever you want one.

We forage every batch by hand and dry it to 5% moisture for a clean, consistent brew and a shelf life of up to 3 years. Certified organic from harvest to bag, with nothing added along the way.

Brew ours at about 130°F for 10 minutes with a bit of honey — then experiment until you find the cup that's yours.

  • 40 two-gram bags per resealable pouch

  • Certified organic, wild-harvested Vermont chaga

  • Naturally caffeine-free

  • Shelf life up to 3 years

  • Foraged, dried, and bagged in Vermont

Mountain Chaga Tea (40 Tea Bags)
$14.95

Wild-harvested chaga from the birch forests of Island Pond, Vermont, dried slow in Morrisville and packed ready to brew. Each resealable pouch holds 40 pre-portioned, two-gram bags — no measuring, no mess, just a warm, earthy cup whenever you want one.

We forage every batch by hand and dry it to 5% moisture for a clean, consistent brew and a shelf life of up to 3 years. Certified organic from harvest to bag, with nothing added along the way.

Brew ours at about 130°F for 10 minutes with a bit of honey — then experiment until you find the cup that's yours.

  • 40 two-gram bags per resealable pouch

  • Certified organic, wild-harvested Vermont chaga

  • Naturally caffeine-free

  • Shelf life up to 3 years

  • Foraged, dried, and bagged in Vermont

What is Chaga?

Chaga is a fungus that grows on birch trees in cold northern forests, forming slowly over many years into a dark, woody mass. It's been brewed as a tea for generations across the boreal world, prized for its deep, earthy flavor and the ritual of a slow, warm cup.

Ours comes from the birch stands of Island Pond, Vermont — one of the coldest, cleanest corners of the state, and exactly the kind of place chaga loves to grow.