MOTA Temple Tea Spiced Chocolate Rooibos
This one leans into ritual rather than speed, a loose leaf cannabis tea built around organic rooibos, cocoa beans, dark chocolate flakes, cinnamon, ancho and pasilla chiles and saffron. The blend carries 120mg THC and 20mg CBD across the full 30g pouch, working out to roughly 10mg THC per serving over 12 servings. It’s caffeine-free by nature, since rooibos doesn’t contain any, which sets it apart from most of MOTA’s other weed drinks built more for a quick fix than a slow evening.
The spice profile is what makes this one stand out, warming rather than sweet, with the chiles adding a slow background heat rather than anything sharp. It reads more like a specialty loose leaf tea that happens to be infused than an edible dressed up as tea, closer in spirit to a tea shop blend than a drink mix.
What’s in the Pouch
The full 30g pouch is portioned for 12 servings, each delivering approximately 10mg THC alongside a share of the 20mg total CBD. Because it’s a loose leaf blend rather than pre-measured bags, the ingredients, rooibos, cocoa beans, dark chocolate flakes, cinnamon, ancho and pasilla chiles and saffron, are all in one pouch together rather than separated by serving. That makes an even scoop worth paying attention to, since consistency across servings depends on how evenly the leaf gets portioned each time, more so than with a pre-dosed bag or packet.
Brewing It
Loose leaf takes a bit more attention than a tea bag, but the payoff is a richer, more layered cup.
Steeping a Single Serving
Measure out one serving’s worth of leaf, steep in hot water, and let the rooibos and spice blend fully infuse before straining. Rooibos tends to hold up well to a longer steep without turning bitter the way some caffeinated teas do, so there’s some room to let it sit a bit longer if a stronger flavour is what you’re after.
Making a Full Pot
For sharing or for a slower session, multiple servings can be steeped together in a larger pot, scaling the leaf up proportionally. Splitting a pot across more than one cup keeps each person’s dose predictable, since the THC and CBD are distributed across however many servings’ worth of leaf went into the brew, which makes it easier to share a pot without anyone guessing at their own dose.
Onset and Duration
Cannabis edibles, tea included, generally take longer to kick in than smoking or vaping, typically somewhere in the 30 to 90 minute range, with effects lasting several hours once they start, often 4 to 8 hours depending on the person. Body weight, metabolism and whether you’ve eaten recently all shift that window, so the same 10mg serving can feel different session to session.
At roughly 10mg THC per cup with 20mg CBD spread across the full pouch, this sits at a moderate dose per serving, more approachable than a full-strength single-serving pack but still enough to plan around rather than sip absentmindedly through an evening.
Who This Fits
Temple Tea suits anyone who wants a slower, more deliberate cannabis experience built around a genuine tea ritual rather than a fast mix-and-go format. The caffeine-free base makes it a reasonable choice for a nighttime wind-down, and the moderate per-serving dose gives more room to gauge tolerance than a single 150mg pack would, particularly for someone easing into cannabis teas rather than jumping to a stronger format right away.
Many users report a sense of calm and relaxation from a CBD-balanced tea like this, particularly in a quiet evening setting with nothing else planned. Starting with a single serving and waiting out the full onset window before brewing another cup is a reasonable way to learn how this specific blend affects you before settling into a regular routine with it.
Sourcing It Through Weed Market
The THC and CBD figures on the label reflect what’s actually blended into the pouch, which matters with a loose leaf product where potency isn’t divided into individually sealed doses the way a bagged tea or single-serving packet is. Every order ships discreet and smell-proof, tracked from the moment it leaves the warehouse, so what arrives is exactly what was ordered, with the same 12-serving breakdown from the first cup to the last.
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