A journey from idea to product Welcome. If you’re reading this, you either… purchased one of our drinks (thank you, thank you, thank you – please let

A couple of months ago we shared our perfect extraction method to make chaga tea using hot water extraction. The method uses a sous vide

In his book The Fungal Pharmacy – a must-read if you’re in any way interested in the healing powers of mushrooms – author Robert Rogers

Here in Canada, chaga grows wild in our boreal forests and has been used as part of indigenous medicine for centuries, perhaps millennia. Chaga was

The following article is a guest post by Lara Olanick. For over 2000 years, reishi, given the moniker “divine mushroom”, was used in traditional Chinese

Let’s start by saying that reishi is not a sedative. It won’t make you drowsy and it won’t make you go to sleep on command.

We get it. Sometimes you don’t want to drink a cool, refreshing chaga tonic, sometimes you’d like a nice, warm cup of hot chaga tea.

Ginger syrup is a key ingredient in many mocktails, including the Night Train, a chaga based mocktail we often drink. It adds a spicy sweetness

The Night Train mocktail was born during a Candian winter night. We had just made a batch of delicious ginger syrup, a snowstorm was blowing

If you’re looking for the perfect brunch mocktail, here it is. Coffee spritzers are all the rage right now and the addition of chaga to

When we first decided to stop drinking, it was because we found that even moderate amounts of alcohol were making us feel pretty lousy. After

Chaga mushrooms grow on birch trees in the boreal forests of the Northern hemisphere, including Canada. They have been utilized for medicinal and ceremonial purposes