Ancient Egyptians (who often depicted the water lily we call Blue Lotus in art and hieroglyphs) would infuse blue lotus in wine during rituals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nymphaea_nouchali_var._caerulea#Uses

Today blue lotus has been increasingly popular in combination with common entheogenic ceremonies and is quickly becoming associated with lucid dreaming.

In personal use, we have found that it stands on its own as an agreeable psychotropic promoting relaxation, euphoria, and sociability without the common troubles of impaired function and judgement that come along with better known recreational substances such as alcohol.

Thanks to modern manufacturing practices, you no longer need the Sun God Ra to bring some rays of lightness to your gatherings, bodies, and minds.

MUST BE 21+ to order

Use is restricted in Poland, Russia, Latvia and Louisiana (home of the drive-thru daiquiri)