
Wake up with the wild.
Wild Foraged Chaga and Organic Coffee; Awaken's consciously sourced ingredients make it the highest quality mushroom coffee in the world.
Find your kind of ritual.
A premium coffee, a liquid concentrate, or brew at home. How do you take your Chaga?

Your life + Chaga.
Focused. Energized. Familiar.
You don’t need a new routine. Our Concentrate is already brewed, so you can start with the cup you love. Just add Chaga.
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Choose your cup
What's your daily driver? Add-in to coffee, tea, water, or a smoothie. Hot or cold, it’s up to you.
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Measure and mix
Follow your bottle’s serving directions, then stir the Concentrate into your drink.
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Make the moment yours
Enjoy your cup with added benefits.
It starts in the forest.
And carries it's energy.
Before brewing, bottling, or bagging, the process begins with the quiet power of the forest. We gather Chaga by hand in Vermont after it’s gone through a minimum of 80 seasons of growth. That's the energy of wisdom.
Meet the people, the process, and the wild places behind your daily cup.
Get to know Life Itself
A few good
questions.
Curious is a good place to start. Here’s what to know before your first cup.
Meet ChagaWhat exactly is Chaga?
Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) is a fungus that grows on birch trees in cold climates. Our Chaga is wild-harvested in Vermont and prepared as liquid extracts, coffee blends, and brew-at-home formats. Get to know Chaga.
Which product should I start with?
For the easiest addition to an existing drink, start with Chaga Concentrate. Prefer an instant coffee? Try Awaken. If brewing is part of your ritual, explore Shroom Brew or raw Chaga. Compare the formats.
Does Chaga Concentrate contain caffeine?
Chaga Concentrate contains no caffeine. Adding it to coffee or caffeinated tea will make the finished drink caffeinated. Awaken contains 100 mg of caffeine per serving; Shroom Brew also contains coffee caffeine.
How should I store the Concentrate?
Keep Chaga Concentrate refrigerated, as directed on the bottle. Refer to the current label for serving directions and the bottle’s date information.


