Every bottle is brewed in small batches, labeled by hand, and sold with every side effect listed plainly. Read before you sip.
For clarity in sleep and visions by candlelight
A silvery brew of lavender, mugwort, and crushed moonstone dust, steeped under the full moon for thirteen nights. Best taken an hour before bed, in silence.
For softening a guarded heart
Rose hip, spider silk thread (dissolved, not literal), and a single hair of red clover honey. Gentle enough for daily use.
For courage on cold mornings and warm cheeks after
Marigold, cinnamon bark, and a coal from the coven's own hearth, brewed until it glows like sunset. Shake well; it settles fast.
For aching joints and old grudges alike
Comfrey, pine resin, and beeswax, worked into a salve by hand over three slow evenings. Rub into sore places, or sore memories.
For those who have not slept since the last new moon
A deep, star-flecked draught of poppy, valerian root, and a whisper of belladonna — measured with great care by the eldest sister only.
For gamblers, travelers, and the mildly cursed
Blackthorn berry, crow feather (found, never plucked), and a pinch of salt thrown over the left shoulder during brewing.
Consult this week's spell and the current moon phase in our grimoire — most potions are brewed to match.
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