Cozy, moody, and just a little bit extra — the good kind of extra.
As the nights turn crisp and the porch light flickers, Witching Hour is the tea equivalent of pulling on your favorite sweater. Zesty blood orange swirls with cinnamon, clove, and cardamom over a tart hibiscus and rose hip base — the kind of cup that makes "just five more minutes on the couch" feel completely justified.
No caffeine, no jitters, no reason not to have a second cup after dinner. Just steep, wrap both hands around the mug, and let the spice do its thing.
- Caffeine-free herbal tisane — all cozy, zero jitters
- 2 oz resealable bag — fresh and pantry-friendly
- Loose leaf only, for a full-bodied cup
The Blend
Tasting notes:
Blood orange zest, cinnamon warmth, clove spice, cardamom lift, hibiscus tang, rose hip brightness.
Ingredients:
Orange, hibiscus, rose hips, cinnamon, cloves, cardamom pods, natural spicy cinnamon flavor, natural orange flavor.
Base:
Hibiscus and rose hips give this one its color, tang, and brightness.
Caffeine level:
Caffeine-free herbal tisane.
Nutritional Info
Herbal tea. Calories are negligible when brewed without sweeteners or milk. No added sugar, no sweeteners. Allergen note: see ingredients list above.
How to Brew
Hot Brew:
1–1.5 tsp (about 2–3 g) per 8 oz water, full rolling boil (212°F). Steep 5–10 minutes — shorter for mellow, longer for bold.
Iced:
Brew double-strength hot, then pour over ice.
Cold Brew:
2 tbsp per 16 oz cold water. Steep in the fridge 8–12 hours, then strain.
No fancy gear required — a strainer, infuser, or plain mug all work fine.
Storage Tips
Keep it in the resealable bag or transfer to an airtight, opaque tin. Store cool, dry, and out of direct light. Best enjoyed within 6–12 months.
FAQ
Is Witching Hour caffeine-free?
Yes — it's a caffeine-free herbal tisane, so it's naturally caffeine-free any time of day.
What size bag does it come in?
Witching Hour comes in a 2 oz resealable bag.
Does it work iced?
Yes. Brew it double-strength hot and pour over ice, or cold brew it overnight in the fridge.
How many cups does one bag make?
A 2 oz bag makes approximately 22–28 cups, depending on how strong you brew it.
