- The Intention
- The Ingredients
- The Ritual
- The Forest Folk Fungi Story
A vibrant, juicy offering from the heart of the forest, Forest Folk Fungi’s Purple Mountain Priest blends the rich antioxidant power of mulberries, blueberries, and aronia berries with the deeply revered wisdom of Lion’s Mane mushroom - traditionally known as Mountain Priest. With its cascading white spines and ancient medicinal lineage, Lion’s Mane is celebrated for supporting both gut and brain, strengthening mucosal immunity, and nurturing the vagus nerve pathway that links digestion, mood, and emotional balance. As a natural nootropic, it also enhances cognitive clarity, focus, memory, and nerve growth factor production, offering a gentle yet powerful neural boost. Infused in a base of organic vegetable glycerin, cane spirits, and wild spring water, each drop carries the integrity of plants and fungi foraged with deep respect in the mountains of southern Appalachia. Sweet, earthy, and brimming with dark-berry vitality, Purple Mountain Priest is a daily ritual for resilience: nourishing the gut-brain connection while feeding the spirit with the wild generosity of the forest.
2fl oz
Organic or wildcrafted Hericium erinaceus fruiting body, organic mulberries, organic blueberries, organic aronia berries, organic vegetable glycerin, organic cane spirits, wild spring water
Enjoy 2 to 4 dropperfuls per day.
Forest Folk Fungi is a medicinal mushroom apothecary located in the foothills of Appalachia. Founded in 2015 by Ali and Joe Banks, who are cultivators, medicine makers, and gardeners, Forest Folk offerings are created by honoring strict wildcrafting practices that value ecosystems over profit. Ali and Joe believe deeply in reciprocity with nature; in operating in a way that reveals deep reverence for Mother Earth. Like gathering only what they need and have the capacity to process and no more, choosing mature specimens that have already sporulated abundantly, carrying mesh foraging bags to aid in spore dispersal, and deferring to the wisdom and wishes of the indigenous. They create - and live - in phenomenal integrity. Always asking how they can deepen their expression of respect for the forest. How they can deepen their integrity in all they create.
The Intention
A vibrant, juicy offering from the heart of the forest, Forest Folk Fungi’s Purple Mountain Priest blends the rich antioxidant power of mulberries, blueberries, and aronia berries with the deeply revered wisdom of Lion’s Mane mushroom - traditionally known as Mountain Priest. With its cascading white spines and ancient medicinal lineage, Lion’s Mane is celebrated for supporting both gut and brain, strengthening mucosal immunity, and nurturing the vagus nerve pathway that links digestion, mood, and emotional balance. As a natural nootropic, it also enhances cognitive clarity, focus, memory, and nerve growth factor production, offering a gentle yet powerful neural boost. Infused in a base of organic vegetable glycerin, cane spirits, and wild spring water, each drop carries the integrity of plants and fungi foraged with deep respect in the mountains of southern Appalachia. Sweet, earthy, and brimming with dark-berry vitality, Purple Mountain Priest is a daily ritual for resilience: nourishing the gut-brain connection while feeding the spirit with the wild generosity of the forest.
2fl oz
The Ingredients
Organic or wildcrafted Hericium erinaceus fruiting body, organic mulberries, organic blueberries, organic aronia berries, organic vegetable glycerin, organic cane spirits, wild spring water
The Ritual
Enjoy 2 to 4 dropperfuls per day.
The Forest Folk Fungi Story
Forest Folk Fungi is a medicinal mushroom apothecary located in the foothills of Appalachia. Founded in 2015 by Ali and Joe Banks, who are cultivators, medicine makers, and gardeners, Forest Folk offerings are created by honoring strict wildcrafting practices that value ecosystems over profit. Ali and Joe believe deeply in reciprocity with nature; in operating in a way that reveals deep reverence for Mother Earth. Like gathering only what they need and have the capacity to process and no more, choosing mature specimens that have already sporulated abundantly, carrying mesh foraging bags to aid in spore dispersal, and deferring to the wisdom and wishes of the indigenous. They create - and live - in phenomenal integrity. Always asking how they can deepen their expression of respect for the forest. How they can deepen their integrity in all they create.