Rasa Calm – Adaptogenic Mushroom Sleep Tonic | Vegan, Keto, Ayurveda Wellness Tonic with Ashwagandha + Reishi (8 oz / 30 Servings)

I really like the effects of this! It’s not super convenient to make, it takes a long time. The taste is earthy and not sweet, even though it says it’s sweet. I don’t take any stars off because it really does work well. I add honey to it. My fiance will not drink it because he thinks it tastes awful.

I tried this Rasa beverage after enjoying the alert-inducing bold product — for this one, to help me relax after work or before bedtime. This product works great, too, with its own unique earthy flavor. Highly recommended.

It really works, giving me deeper sleep and more calm. I wish that feeling for everyone. I wish the price point was better because it is high.

I guess this is for those who prefer to avoid drinking tea or coffee and want something else with what sounds like an assortment of other exotic ingredients. This is the second variety of this stuff I've tried. The first was the "Spicy Rose" version and one cup of that was way more than enough.This version has a mild holiday type spice to it. The spice is pleasant. The rest of the taste is like some mix of coffee, vanilla, hot chocolate and some sort of tea. It is mellow and I guess it is more relaxing because it doesn't have the caffeine of coffee or tea to perk you up caffeine style. There are definitely no jitters with this.To make it, you'll need to have a French press or rig up some way to pour hot boiling water over some of this and filter it. I put some of it in a cup with boiling water, let it sit for about 20 minutes and strained it through a coffee filter.The end result is a beverage that tastes OK. It is much better than the "Spicy Rose" version but I'd call it not as good as most mushroom coffees I've had. The $50+ price tag it comes with seems way over the top to me but maybe I just don't understand this stuff.If this is your type of thing, the taste is pretty pleasant with or without a creamer or other additive. I didn't love it and didn't dislike it. Just because I didn't find it worth the price doesn't mean you won't. If it sounds good and you are into this type of thing then maybe you'd like to throw out $50 for a bag and give it a try.

I had been looking for an alternative to my evening coffee or wine. This is perfect! Great taste. I prepare with a French press as suggested. 50 bucks seems expensive, but with 30 servings it comes to $1.67 per cup. I’ll take that! ☺️

This coffee alternative needs a 10-20 minute brew time then straining (or ideally pressing). I use a tea cup with matching strainer to give the herbs the greatest volume to move around it while steeping then when it's ready, I lift up the strainer and remove the herb. I press the herb against the strainer to get out as much liquid as possible. It's easier for me than using a French press. since there's less things to wash. Don't expect this to taste like coffee. You might have to play around with sweeteners and flavorings to get it to a taste you will enjoy.

I tried Rasa Chill for the first time last night and have to tell you about my experience. I brewed it in my French press and added a splash of my favorite Oatly oat milk caramel creamer. I was blown away by how delicious it was! With the creamer, it tasted like the most expensive hot chocolate without a cloying aftertaste. It was so soothing and a great way to enjoy an evening drink. Because this product has no caffeine, I fell asleep quickly and stayed asleep, which is rare for me. Then I had the most vivid dreams I've had in a long time! I don't know if it is because of the ashwaganda or what, but I loved the whole experience. I wouldn't drink it every night, but as a once-weekly self-care treat, it's awesome.

Thought this was a great concept but I could not even finish a cup.