Wicca - black tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose tea

- 1 piece5.45
- 4 pieces5.34 21.36
- 8 pieces5.29 42.32
- 12 pieces5.23 62.76
- 16 pieces5.18 82.88
What is Wicca black tea?
Wicca black tea is a spiced loose leaf blend from Café du Jour that follows a centuries-old Wicca recipe. It combines a black tea base with cinnamon, ginger, apple, cardamom, and cloves to create a warming, aromatic cup. The blend draws on an ancient tradition, making it a meaningful choice for anyone who values ritual, history, and flavour in equal measure.
A blend rooted in tradition
The Wicca tradition has long used specific herbs and spices in ceremonial and everyday practice. This tea brings those ingredients together in a single, ready-to-brew blend. Each 100-gram pack is prepared at Café du Jour's tea shop in the Maasland countryside in the Netherlands, where care and craftsmanship guide every blend.
- Black tea base with a full, rich character
- Warming spices: cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, and cloves
- A touch of apple for natural sweetness
- Loose leaf format for a fresh, flavourful brew
- 100 grams of tea per pack
Who is it suitable for?
This blend suits anyone who enjoys a spiced black tea with depth and character. Whether you are a tea lover, a spiritual practitioner, or simply someone curious about Wicca-inspired blends, this tea fits naturally into your daily routine. It works equally well as a quiet morning cup or as part of a more intentional ritual.
For tea lovers and spiritual practitioners alike
Witchcraft enthusiasts and those drawn to Wicca traditions will appreciate the authentic recipe behind this blend. At the same time, anyone who enjoys a warming, spiced tea will find it a satisfying everyday drink. The loose leaf format appeals to tea drinkers who like to take their time and brew with care.
- Tea lovers who enjoy spiced, aromatic blends
- Spiritual practitioners looking for a tea with Wicca roots
- Those who enjoy loose leaf tea as part of a mindful routine
- Anyone curious about traditional herbal tea recipes
How do you use Wicca black tea?
Brewing Wicca black tea is straightforward. Use a teaspoon of loose leaf tea per cup, pour freshly boiled water over the leaves, and let it steep for three to five minutes. Adjust the steeping time to suit your taste: a shorter steep gives a lighter cup, while a longer steep brings out more of the spice.
Brewing for ritual use
Many people who follow Wicca or similar spiritual practices use the act of brewing tea as a mindful, intentional moment. You can set an intention as you measure the leaves, focus on the aroma of cinnamon and cloves as the tea steeps, and sip slowly as part of a wider ritual. The blend's warming spices — ginger, cardamom, and cloves — make it a natural fit for moments of reflection.
- Boil fresh water and let it cool for a moment.
- Measure one teaspoon of Wicca black tea per cup.
- Place the leaves in a strainer or infuser.
- Pour the hot water over the leaves.
- Steep for three to five minutes.
- Remove the leaves and enjoy your cup.
Features and specifications
Wicca black tea comes in a 100-gram pack of loose leaf tea, blended and packed in the Netherlands by Café du Jour. The ingredient list is clear and straightforward, with no hidden extras. A 100-gram pack yields approximately 40 to 50 cups, depending on how much tea you use per brew.
- Product name: Wicca - black tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose tea
- Format: loose leaf tea
- Pack size: 100 grams
- Approximate yield: 40 to 50 cups per pack
- Ingredients: black tea, cinnamon, ginger, apple, cardamom, cloves
- Produced in: the Netherlands (Maasland countryside)
Alternatives and combinations
Wicca black tea pairs well with a slice of lemon or a small spoonful of honey, which complements the warmth of the cinnamon and ginger. You can also brew it a little stronger and pour it over ice for a spiced iced tea. Explore the full Café du Jour loose tea range to find other blends that suit your taste or ritual practice.
Ready to try Wicca black tea for yourself? Order your 100-gram pack from Café du Jour and discover why this centuries-old blend continues to captivate tea lovers and spiritual practitioners alike. Visit the Café du Jour loose tea collection to see what else is waiting for you.




















