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Morrigan: Cranberry Infused Maple Syrup

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Cranberry Infused Maple Syrup

We introduce to you our Maine Cranberry flavor as the Celtic Goddess of Death and Battle - The Morrigan!

The Morrigan was predominantly a Goddess of War and Death, the fearsome Phantom Queen! She was also the Goddess of Prophecy and Fate, and saw the future of all things, including the end of the world. She was all-knowing, and would share her knowledge of the future for a price. Her prophecies were always true and her wordings were exact, if somewhat of a riddle. She was an aspect of Royalty and Warriors and like the Raven, the Morrigan can always be found present on the battlefield. She is known to cause fear and confusion among soldiers to move the tide of battle to her favoured side.

As a shapeshifter who took many guises; she would often appear in multiple forms throughout a story. Most common of these forms - were a shapely maiden, a battle ready warrior-queen, an old crone, and, of course, a raven. While she could take the form of other animals beyond a raven, the Morrigan did so less frequently.

Her appearances at the deaths of prominent figures have caused scholars to link her to spirits appearing later in Irish folklore, such as the Banshee, or “fairy woman.”

Triple Goddess

One of the most prominent aspects of the Morrígan was her nature as a triple goddess of war. In many stories, she appeared as both an individual and as three goddesses acting under a single name.

Ritual

It is without doubt that the Morrigan is one of the most powerful female figures in history and the fiercest Goddess is Celtic myth. Use this dark red syrup in ritual as a libation where aggression, force and crushing victory is needed. It can also be offered to shift ones shape, for shadow work or powerful sex magic.

For the Kitchen Witch, this syrup is great on or with:

A Traditional Roast Dinner, Pancakes, Waffles, Cocktails.  

250ml 

WytchWood syrup starts with the sap from maple trees grown in central Vermont. The sap is then boiled in the Spring and infused to create a delicious Cranberry Maple Syrup. Each bottle is hand wax-sealed, blessed and unlike anything you have ever experienced. Each and every bottle is represented by a God, Goddess, Pagan Sabbath or Folklore Icon. They are designed as libations but can be used for anything Kitchen Witch related as well.

Customer Reviews

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Jeannette Smith
It puts a spell on you!

It is so delicious, and I just want to keep the bottle on the counter for people to see because it is so cool!!! I will be ordering more flavors!

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Daniel Richardson
Amazing

Such an amazing product, in an amazing bottle and the taste on the inside is definitely worth such a fantastic bottle.

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A.
Love!

This syrup is so good and I love that it’s named after the morrigan. The cranberry really pops!

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Karen S
Wow, delicious!

So good I could drink it right from the bottle. Love this on pancakes, pound cake or poured over ice cream. Love the tangy cranberry with the bit of sweetness of the maple syrup.

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Brandy

AMAZING

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Marcia
Satisfying

She or they have been heroines for a long time so I was delighted to try this. The sweet & tart blend beautifully. I like it over pancakes or ice cream, a drop in my coffee or whatever connections I’m drinking Fri or Sat nights 🔥

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Molly Teegarden
Beautifully done

The bottle was super nice and loved the witch aesthetic makes it fun for other witches to buy. Syrup was good

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SKYE MALITO
The. Best. Ever.

I bought five, my silly me, I already gave two as gifts, and we're halfway through the third. I don't want anything else on my waffles or pancakes, and I want to experiment with mixed drinks, and using it for baking. I miiiiiight need more soon.

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Frances

Little too tart. Cranberry dominated the syrup too much. Used it for pork. Good not great

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Whitney Nelle
Sweet and Tart

This is my favorite Wytchwood syrup. It’s simultaneously sweet and tart and adds a unique taste to goat cheese and brie.

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