For the ones who gather.
All organic small batch herbal blends. Steep it or smoke it. No tobacco, no nicotine. For the frontier spirit. Inspired by sovereign community.
Earth · Sovereignty · Freedom
Steep it or smoke it.
Female-founded, Texas-rooted, and made for the frontier spirit.
Named plants only
Every ingredient is listed with its Latin name and the job it does. All organic. No proprietary blends, no mystery flavoring.
Small batches
Every batch is blended, rolled, and pouched by hand as orders come in. Nothing sits in a warehouse losing its aroma.
Prepared by hand
Certified organic herb, weighed on the same scale, rolled and prepared in small batches by hand. Tobacco-free, nicotine-free — steep it or smoke it. Every blend does both.
The Blends
Curated to steep or smoke.
Every blend was tested for both. Some herbs open beautifully in hot water but burn harsh when sparked. Others smoke smooth but taste flat as tea. We kept only the plants that do both well — so you can steep a cup at dawn or roll one by the fire.
North Wind
From $13Cold air off high ground. Two mints laid over soft marshmallow leaf — bright on the draw, clean in the cup, and never scratchy. ALL ORGANIC — Spearmint (Mentha spicata) · Peppermint (Mentha × piperita) · Marshmallow leaf (Althaea officinalis) WHY THESE PLANTS Peppermint opens the breath and lifts the whole blend. Spearmint keeps it sweet instead of sharp. Marshmallow leaf is the cushion — mucilaginous and nearly flavorless, it softens the smoke and gives the tea body. BEST USED Morning, or any hour you need your head clear. Cold porch, open window, long drive, the walk before the work starts. Sip it or spark it. No tobacco, no nicotine. Rolled and prepared in small batches by hand. Must be 21+.
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Hearth & Honey
From $13Warm and steady. Mullein for a cool, open draw, chamomile and lemon balm for the ease, star anise for the sweetness that shows up at the end. ALL ORGANIC — Mullein leaf (Verbascum thapsus) · Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) · Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) · Star anise (Illicium verum) WHY THESE PLANTS Mullein is the lung herb — traditionally carried for a heavy, congested chest, and it burns cool enough to carry everything else. Chamomile settles the shoulders. Lemon balm lifts the mood without waking you up. Star anise rounds the finish with a soft licorice sweetness, no sugar. BEST USED Late afternoon into evening. Kitchen table, hearth, back steps after a long day — this is the blend for company and slow conversation. Sip it or spark it. No tobacco, no nicotine. All organic, rolled and prepared in small batches by hand. Must be 21+.
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Evening Prairie
From $13Dusk in a pouch. Damiana and tulsi underneath, blue lotus and rose on top — soft, floral, and slow without being sleepy. ALL ORGANIC — Damiana leaf (Turnera diffusa) · Tulsi / holy basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum) · Blue lotus petal (Nymphaea caerulea) · Rose petal (Rosa spp.) WHY THESE PLANTS Damiana is the relaxing, loose-shouldered one — a borderlands plant long used to warm the mood. Tulsi steadies it so the flowers don't go slack. Blue lotus drifts, honeyed and quiet. Rose softens every hard edge and lingers on the exhale. BEST USED After dark. When the fire is burning down, the bath is long, and you want to feel unhurried. Reach for it in romance, or whenever you're feeling playful. Sip it or spark it. No tobacco, no nicotine. All organic, rolled and prepared in small batches by hand. Must be 21+.
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Not every herb does both.
We tested each plant as tea and as smoke. Licorice root, for example, deepens the flavor in a cup — but when broken and burned it turns to fine, hair-like fibers that bite the lungs. We left it out. What remains are herbs that complement each other in combustionand in hot water: smooth on the draw, honest in the cup, and intentional either way.
The Botánica
A field guide to the herbs.
Mullein for a cool draw and a clear chest. Mint for the morning. Damiana, tulsi, and blue lotus for the end of the day. Eleven plants, each with a name, a role, and an honest description of how it actually tastes.
Open the Field Guide
Gather
The blend is just the excuse.
Frontier fires and front porches. The blend is just the excuse to slow down together.
The Fire Rituals