Orange • cranberry • rosemary • juniper • cinnamon
Winter Woods smells like coming inside after the cold has followed you all the way to the door.
Bright orange and tart cranberry bring a little warmth to the pot while rosemary and juniper give it that crisp, green scent of evergreens in cold air. A touch of cinnamon settles underneath—not enough to turn it into Christmas, just enough to make everything feel warmer once you're back inside.
Think bare trees against an early sunset, boots by the door, cold cheeks, wool blankets, something warm on the stove, and the particular satisfaction of being inside when outside has become deeply unreasonable.
Woodsy. Bright. Quietly cozy.
Winter, without the tinsel.
Why we made it:
Because the trees still smell incredible after they lose all the leaves.
THE DETAILS
Small-batch botanical simmer blend
THE RITUAL
Add approximately ¼ of the pouch to a small saucepan with 4–6 cups of water. Bring to a gentle simmer, reduce heat, and replenish water as needed.
Never allow the pot to simmer dry and never leave it unattended.
Find the good blanket. Ignore the temperature outside. You live here now.
Orange • cranberry • rosemary • juniper • cinnamon
Winter Woods smells like coming inside after the cold has followed you all the way to the door.
Bright orange and tart cranberry bring a little warmth to the pot while rosemary and juniper give it that crisp, green scent of evergreens in cold air. A touch of cinnamon settles underneath—not enough to turn it into Christmas, just enough to make everything feel warmer once you're back inside.
Think bare trees against an early sunset, boots by the door, cold cheeks, wool blankets, something warm on the stove, and the particular satisfaction of being inside when outside has become deeply unreasonable.
Woodsy. Bright. Quietly cozy.
Winter, without the tinsel.
Why we made it:
Because the trees still smell incredible after they lose all the leaves.
THE DETAILS
Small-batch botanical simmer blend
THE RITUAL
Add approximately ¼ of the pouch to a small saucepan with 4–6 cups of water. Bring to a gentle simmer, reduce heat, and replenish water as needed.
Never allow the pot to simmer dry and never leave it unattended.
Find the good blanket. Ignore the temperature outside. You live here now.