☕🔥 Carol’s Witchfire Masala Chai | Seasoned Sorcery by Green Magick Apothecary

Where flame meets leaf, and comfort becomes ritual.

Before the first spell was spoken, there was the hearth — and upon it, a simmering brew of milk, spice, and story.
From that sacred warmth came Witchfire, the first potion Carol ever conjured: a blend born not from recipe, but from instinct, lineage, and love.

Witchfire is a chai that remembers. It carries the hum of family kitchens, the hush of morning rituals, and the flicker of flames dancing beneath a well-worn pot. It is bold, fiery, and alive — a harmony of spice and smoke that awakens the senses and stirs the spirit.

Allspice stands where nutmeg once ruled, a lesson passed down from mother to daughter.
Black pepper burns where cayenne would bite, a gentler flame that still commands respect.
Ginger leads the ritual, fierce and healing — the heart of the fire itself.

Each pouch holds the union of two forces:

🔥 The Flame — a masala of ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, four-color pepper, allspice, clove, and star anise.
🍃 The Leaf — bold black tea to steady the blaze and ground the spirit.

Each package contains three servings each of The Flame and The Leaf.
Use one of each per cup for the full Witchfire experience — three cups of pure ritual, brewed to full strength.

Together, they embody the duality of creation — heat and calm, earth and ether, chaos and comfort.

Flavor Profile:

Spicy • Peppery • Warming • Comforting

Best For:

Morning rituals, slow afternoons, fireside reflections, and those who prefer their magick with a little heat.

Suggested Ritual:

Bring milk and water to a simmer and add The Flame, stirring clockwise to awaken the spice.
Boil five minutes, then remove from heat. Add The Leaf and steep until the brew deepens — five to ten minutes of fragrant reflection.
Strain, sweeten, and sip slowly, feeling the fire settle into calm.

🪄 Incantation

“By hearth and hand, by flame and leaf,
I call forth comfort, I summon peace.
With every stir, let warmth arise —
A spell of solace in disguise.”

Because before the apothecary, before the cauldron, there was chai — and before I found magick, I was already making it.