wild wolk makes me feel like it is for everyone

wildcraft reminds me too much of witchcraft so i would avoid it

The name wildfolk stands out more to me. I think it adds more imagination to the name and i would remember it over wildcraft.

A sounds less like witchcraft

The name is a bit more unusual and folksy. It gives the impression of more "nature" oriented and a bit on the wild side, or thinking outside the box and not as mainstream as the other name (wildcraft).

I imagine this brand of tea are organic and will have unique combination of flavors.

I like the idea of it being named Wildcraft teas as it sounds more sophisticated than the other.

It makes it seem like more authentic tea

wildfolk suits well than wildcraft

"Wildfolk seems more personable and relaxing, which is how I want to feel when drinking hot tea.

good and nice one

Option A has a cooler and more unique name. It makes you feel like the tea has something new and exciting to offer and would make it stand out more from regular and/or other brands. I think the name gives you a higher first impression of the product and the company itself. Option A would attract a wider audience of people and would make them more likely to check deeper into what the product has to offer.

I like both names but A makes me immediately think of witchcraft which I think isn't a healthy association for something you put into your body

I think this sounds more unique

"wildfolk" brings to mind a group of people who live on the land and are unbound by the rules of society. that is cool!

i prefer that name

wildfolk sounds really cool, and piques my interest. It sounds more hipster.

I like the way it sounds.

the name of it and logo stands out to me the most makes me curious as to how the tea tastes which makes me think they must taste pretty good

I like the tree that is pictured. I would choose the wildcraft tea. I like the name better. I do like that it is in black and white.

not sure what folks has to do with it, harder to read together.

"wildcraft" has a little better flow to it than "wildfolk"

I like this option better because when you add the word craft to a brand, it is almost more sentimental and feels like it's been created for enjoyment and personalized for the consumer.

i feel like folk is slang and not as high end where as craft is like a trade and something made

I LIKE THE NAME WILDCRAFT BETTER BECAUSE OF "CRAFT"

wildfolk reminds me of wildlings from game of thrones

smoother sounding, good graphics

Option B makes more sense to "craft" tea. It gives the impression that you know what you're doing and do it well. Wildfolk makes me picture a bunch of hillbillies running around the hills.

The word "Wildcraft" is MUCH more appealing than "wildfolk". The word "folk" is unsophisticated, whereas drinking tea is quite sophisticated.

I like this brand name more and would buy from it because the other brand has and old sounding name and I prefer to try teas that are a bit different and unique compared to traditional.

The name sounds like something created from nature... like tea

I prefer the name with "craft" as it makes it sound more of a beverage drink

I would much more prefer option B because the name sounds like a higher quality and the imagery appears more high status.

The use is Wildcraft makes it sounds specialized. I like the clean, simple design. The tree is eye catching and earthy. It fits well with the product.

This one means more. I wouldn't know what the other one means.

Choice B is more sophisticated and mature looking to me, so I prefer choice B.

Wildcraft has a mystical ring to it. The word "craft" makes me feel like the tea is hand selected and made with deep care.

i think wildcraft is a brilliant way to showcase that the product is crafted by using wild-grown items. I feel that wildfolk seems more appropriate for explaining who someone is.

I like wildcraft better because it sounds like a naturally made product. Wildfolk makes me think the makers may be off their rockers.

The name wildcraft evokes a sense of tea adventure. It sounds mellow but exciting

i think this option is more presentable and it makes more sense plus folks is kind of out of style

i chose B because I like the name wildcraft. It makes me think of natural, high quality teas.

good and nice one

I like the craft, it sounds like a special skill or process was used to make the tea. It sounds higher quality. I don't think "folk" has anything to do with tea.

i like the brown better, it seems tobe more natural

wildcraft teas sounds interesting and attention grabbing.

I have a strong affinity for the word "craft". Much better than folk

craft has a better ring to the branding name than wild folk, its hard to make sense of the folk with teas, crafting sounds more like a high end operation

I prefer the inclusion of the word "craft" in the tea because it suggests its made or crafted with care for the tea drinker to enjoy.

Definitely wildcraft, it flows so much more nicely and sounds more appealing.