Frequently asked questions

Our herbal teas typically keep for up to 5 years when stored in a cool, dry place, away from light and moisture.

Plants have powerful properties, and some are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. As a precaution, we have identified the blends that are generally considered suitable and those that are best avoided during this period.Infusions that may be consumed during pregnancyThe following herbal teas do not contain plants that are generally discouraged during pregnancy:Clair de LunePoussière de FéeSorcière des BoisInfusions not recommended during pregnancyThe following blends contain certain plants that are traditionally discouraged during pregnancy:Du SourcierLa GitaneLa DruidesseChamane du NordGardienne des MémoiresBreastfeedingMost of our herbal teas can be consumed during breastfeeding. However, the herbal tea Gardienne des Mémoires is also not recommended during this period.As every person and every pregnancy is unique, we always recommend consulting a healthcare professional before consuming herbal products during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Our products are available in many boutiques across Québec and New Brunswick. To view the list of retailers, please visit the Points of Sale section.Many additional retailers will be added soon. If you would like to see our herbal teas in a shop in your region, feel free to contact us.

The name change to Domaine Botania reflects the natural evolution of our company.Over time, our farm has grown, our crops have diversified, the orchard has begun to produce, and new ideas have taken shape. The name Les Fées Sorcières no longer fully represented the breadth of our agricultural, botanical, and artisanal work.Domaine Botania is a broader name that embodies our connection to the land, our expertise in plants, our practice of traditional herbalism supported by science, from cultivation and identification to thoughtful use and flavour harmony, as well as our family heritage.This change allows us to naturally welcome new product lines while remaining true to what has defined us from the beginning: the same recipes, the same quality, the same values, and the same close connection to our community.Les Fées Sorcières is not disappearing.It is evolving and integrating naturally into Domaine Botania, in respectful continuity with our roots.

Our products are not certified organic. However, the majority of the plants and fruits used in our products are grown on our farm in the Laurentides, without GMOs, synthetic fertilizers, or pesticides.Our company is also certified Excellence Écoresponsable by Les Pages Vertes and holds the Aliments du Québec certification, highlighting our commitment to local and environmentally responsible production.

All our products are grown, harvested, and processed on our botanical farm located in the Hautes-Laurentides region of Québec.We cultivate a large portion of the plants used in our infusions and botanical products directly on our farm. The harvests are then transformed artisanally in our workshop, with care and respect for the plants.

Our herbal teas are naturally caffeine-free, as they are made from plants, flowers, and fruits.Some blends may contain naturally stimulating ingredients (such as certain spices), but none of our herbal teas contain tea leaves (Camellia sinensis).

For one cup:Add 1 teaspoon of the blend to a cup of hot water.Let steep for 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the desired strength.Strain and enjoy.Some of our infusions can also be served cold or used as a base for botanical lemonades and mocktails.

Domaine Botania farm is located in the Hautes-Laurentides region.Depending on the season, we offer workshops, talks, and activities centered around medicinal and wild plants. Activities and events are announced on our social media and website.

Some plants may interact with medications. If you are taking medication or have a specific medical condition, we recommend consulting a healthcare professional before consuming medicinal plants.Our products are intended to complement everyday wellness, but they do not replace medical advice.