Hi all. As you may be aware we are currently experiencing some problems with our checkout and it's not working. This is because our merchant suddenly decided after 6 years of a great and prosperous working relationship that they weren't willing to process transactions from a site with 'adult' content such as our own.
We are currently working on an alternative checkout system but it's taking a little bit longer then we'd like. If you'd still like to place an order you can do so via bank transfer or cheque. Please email jo@coffeesh0p.com with what you'd like and which method you'd prefer and I'll get back to you with the relevant details.
Apologies for any inconvenience and huge thanks to those of you persevering with placing orders with us. We will definitely be back up and running properly soon but you guys are keeping us going in the meantime!
- John & Jo
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Entheogens
Entheogens, in the strictest sense, are typically psychoactive plants and fungi used in a shamanistic or ritualistic context. Many of the botanical specimens we offer have been used for thousands of years by people across the globe, while the properties of some have been discovered more recently.
Salvia Divinorum was used as a potent hallucinogen by the Mazatec of Mexico; Kratom has been used for it's unique sedative, euphoric and stimulating effects by the native peoples of South-east Asia; the psychoactive mushroom, Amanita Muscaria, found extensive use with the Siberian shamans; the sacred Blue Lotus was revered for it's entheogenic properties by the ancient Egyptians.
We offer generous quantities of many more fantastic entheogens, each prised for their unique mind-altering qualities, and we're always on the lookout for more!
| | | |  Traditionally brewed as a tea, Inebriating Mint (Lagochilus inebrians) has been used by tribesmen in Turkey and western Asia for its sedative, intoxicating e... Read More | | | | |
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| | | |  An excellent alternative to stimulants like caffeine, Guarana can enhance concentration levels and stamina, and lighten your mood. To use, mix one teaspoon w... Read More | | | | |
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Although the stimulant effects of Kola Nut are similar to those of caffeine, the psychoactive effects of this substance are in another league. Users report i... Read More | | | | |
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| | | |  Valerian is used to ease stress and calm nerves. It induces a mellow, relaxing feeling and is best used before bed. To use, mix one tablespoon with tea and ... Read More | | | | |
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Wormwood (or Artemisia absinthium), one of the key ingredients of absinthe, is known for its sedative and painkilling effects. It can be brewed into a tea or... Read More | | | | |
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| | | |  Skullcap is a popular ingredient in alternative medicine, where it is usually brewed into a tea. This tea has been used to treat many conditions including ur... Read More | | | | |
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| | | |  Tagetes lucida (commonly called Pericón, Mexican mint marigold, Mexican tarragon, or Texas tarragon) is native to Mexico and Central America, where it is com... Read More | | | | |
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| | | |  Wild Lettuce (Lactuca virosa) can induce a dreamy and relaxed feeling, and can be used as a substitute for opiates, which are not only incredibly addictive, ... Read More | | | | |
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