Sacred Blend

Vision • Communion • Clarity » These three sacred herbs bless us with a healing sense of communion, tranquility and focus, for which the herbs are known by native americans.

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Homestead Blend

Cold and Flu Blend » Named for the pioneers who enjoyed these herbs for fighting colds, fevers and flu, as well as being a delicious and soothing drink.

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Lucid Dream Tea

Enanced Dream Recall » Handpicked by canoe in the Algonquin wilderness, sweet gale is a light flavourful herbal tea which is said to enable one to have more memorable dreams.

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Peace Tea

Security • Tranquility • Sleep » Peace tea instills the tranquility, patience and beauty of the earth. This rich, bittersweet blend grounds us in a flowing meadow of healing herbs.

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Sweetfern Tonic

Daily Immune Booster » This delicious and healthy, gentle tonic can be enjoyed daily. Carefully formulated to assist every organ in the elimination of toxins. Tastes like black tea.

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Awakening Tea

Balanced Energy Stimulant » Blends nutritious and supportive herbs with stimulating herbs, producing a balanced, uplifting tea that energizes without the side-effects of caffeine.

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Certified organic herbal teas

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certified organic • ethically wildcrafted

Helping on the Farm

We are located both in Whitney at the east gate of Algonquin Park on the Madawaska River, where we are practicing Permaculture Forest gardening and in Golden Lake on a 200-acre homestead where we are growing certified organic herbs.

Wholistic Approach

Our herbs are presently sustainably wildcrafted in Whitney and surrounding area. We only pick as much as a deer might graze, along moving rivers beside the border of Algonquin Park as well as long abandoned fields and forest clearings.

Workshops

Foster your love for the Earth and reconnect with her wisdom through our workshops, retreats and apprentices at Algonquin Tea Farm

Sacred Journeys

Read Kim Elkington's monthly column, Sacred Journeys, exploring the deepening relationship between our authentic selves, each other, and the sentient presence we know as Nature. Published in Vitality Magazine.

People love your teas. You can’t compare them to others—they’re in a league all their own. Customers really appreciate what you’re doing. —John, buyer at Whole Foods, Canada
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