Mugwort Tea
Mugwort leaves make an aromatic herbal infusion with a distinctly bitter character.
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50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.
100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.
200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.
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Mugwort Tea
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- Category
- Herbal Tea
- Price
- £3.70–£46.40
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Mugwort Tea is a naturally caffeine-free loose leaf herbal infusion with a distinctive, aromatic bitterness and a long history in traditional herbal culture.
Often referred to as the “Mother of Herbs”, mugwort has been valued for centuries and is famously associated with dreamwork — particularly lucid dreaming and vivid night-time rituals.
In the cup, expect a warming, gently resinous herbal character with sage-like depth and a clean, lingering finish that feels grounding rather than sweet. It’s a bold, purposeful brew for slow evenings, journalling, meditation, or anyone who prefers botanical and complex herbal teas.
Herbal • Earthy • Bittersweet
Mugwort tea and lucid-dream traditions
Mugwort is often searched for as “lucid dream tea” because of its long-standing association with traditional dream rituals. That history is cultural rather than a guarantee of any particular effect, but it explains why many people choose mugwort as part of a mindful evening routine.
Ingredients
100% natural mugwort.
Brewing guide
- Amount: 1 teaspoon per cup
- Water: Freshly boiled water (100°C)
- Time: 3 minutes
Mugwort tea FAQs
What does mugwort tea taste like? It is earthy, aromatic and distinctly bittersweet, with a sage-like botanical depth.
Does it contain caffeine? No — mugwort tea is naturally caffeine-free.
What is lucid dream tea? The phrase commonly refers to mugwort tea because of mugwort’s traditional connection with dreamwork. Individual experiences vary and the tea should not be treated as a guaranteed sleep or dream aid.
How should I store it? Keep it sealed, cool and dry, away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.
