Lion's Mane, Reishi, Chaga, Cordyceps and more, as capsules, powders, ground mushroom coffee, gummies and dried mushrooms. Lab tested and sent from the UK, so you can build a daily mushroom ritual that suits the way you live.
Five ways to take functional mushrooms. Pick the one that fits your day.
Ground Arabica and Robusta blends with Lion's Mane, Cordyceps or Chaga.
From £18.49
Single-mushroom pots with no taste and no prep.
From £24.49
Stir into coffee, smoothies, porridge or soup.
From £26.99
Seven mushrooms in one raspberry-flavoured gummy.
From £19.99
Whole and sliced mushrooms for teas, broths and cooking.
From £4.50Mushrooms grouped by how people have traditionally used them, from busy mornings to evening wind-downs.
The products our customers come back for most.
Three UK mushroom coffee blends made from real Arabica and Robusta beans, each paired with one mushroom and one traditional herb. Brew it in a cafetière, filter machine, moka pot or pour-over, hot or iced.
Compare the blendsEach mushroom has its own taste, history and favourite format.
Our mushrooms are checked for heavy metals and contaminants, and our Reishi is tested in US and German certified laboratories.
Every product names the mushroom, its Latin name and the part used. Our Lion's Mane is fruiting body only, grown on gluten-free oats.
Each coffee pairs one mushroom with a herb traditionally used alongside it, like Chaga with astragalus root.
A UK team that specialises in mushrooms, with tracked delivery and free shipping on orders over £30.
Functional mushrooms have been valued in East Asian and Nordic traditions for centuries, from Reishi tea in China to Chaga brewed through long Siberian winters.
We bring that heritage into modern routines with mushroom coffee, capsules, powders, gummies and dried mushrooms, made simple enough to use every day.
Read our storyQuick answer: functional mushrooms such as Lion's Mane, Reishi, Chaga and Cordyceps are edible fungi with a long history in traditional practice. Research into the compounds they contain is ongoing, but no mushroom currently has an authorised health claim in the UK, so the best way to choose is by quality, format and honest labelling.
Check that the label names the mushroom and its Latin name, says which part is used (fruiting body or mycelium), and that the product has been tested for heavy metals and contaminants. A UK seller also means faster delivery and no import fees.
Choose by habit rather than hype. If you already drink coffee every morning, a mushroom coffee is the easiest switch. If you want no taste at all, try mushroom capsules. For cooking and smoothies, a mushroom powder is the most flexible, and dried mushrooms bring back the traditional teas and broths.
Start with one mushroom in one format and make it part of a routine you already have. Our functional mushrooms guide explains each mushroom, how people use it and what makes it different.
Functional mushrooms are edible fungi such as Lion's Mane, Reishi, Chaga and Cordyceps that have been part of traditional practice for centuries. They are not psychoactive. Researchers are studying the beta-glucans and other compounds they naturally contain.
Capsules suit people who want no taste and no prep. Powders and dried mushrooms suit people who like adding mushrooms to drinks and food. Our mushroom coffee is for anyone who wants mushrooms in the cup they already drink, and gummies are a simple multi-mushroom option.
No. All three blends are ground Arabica and Robusta coffee, so you brew them in a cafetière, filter machine, moka pot or pour-over. They contain caffeine like any regular coffee.
Our capsules use plant-based shells and are suitable for vegans. Each product page lists what is inside and who it is suitable for.
Yes. We send tracked orders across the UK, and delivery is free on orders over £30.
If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or have a medical condition, please speak to your GP before taking any mushroom supplement.
