Chamomile Tea

Description

Chamomile Loose Leaf — Where Whole Flowers Slow the Evening

Lift the lid and the first thing you notice is the leaf itself: whole chamomile blossoms nestled against long ribbons of lemongrass and curled green tea, all waiting to open. This is chamomile the unhurried way, loose and unbound. Loose-leaf brewing lets the flowers unfurl completely in the water, releasing a rounder, more layered infusion than a sealed bag ever can — an invitation to slow down before the first sip arrives.

Tasting Notes

The aroma is soft and honeyed, warm chamomile lifted by a bright thread of lemongrass. On the palate it is gently floral and lightly citrusy, with a smooth green-tea base that keeps the cup clean rather than heavy. The liquor pours a pale, luminous gold, and the body stays delicate through a calm, subtly sweet finish that lingers without any bitterness.

Why You will Love It

• Whole unfurling flowers and long leaf, traditionally valued for a gentle, calming close to the day
• Loose format puts you in control of strength — a lighter tsp or a fuller one, exactly to your mood
• Chamomile has long been cherished in Ayurveda and folk ritual as a caffeine-light way to unwind
• Delicate floral-citrus character over a soft green-tea base, never harsh or overpowering
• A slower, mindful ritual that turns an ordinary evening into your TeaQure moment

Caffeine

Low — the green tea base carries only a small amount of natural caffeine, gentle enough for relaxed evenings.

How to Brew

• Measure 1 tsp (about 2 g) of loose leaf into your infuser or pot
• Add 200 ml of hot water at around 85–90°C
• Let the flowers and leaf steep and unfurl for 3–4 minutes
• Strain fully, then sip slowly — plain, or with a touch of honey
• Adjust the leaf up or down next time to dial in your ideal strength

When to Enjoy

Best savoured in the quiet hour before bed, or as a mid-afternoon pause when the day needs softening. It pairs beautifully with a shortbread biscuit, a slice of lemon cake, or simply a few unhurried breaths.

Ingredients

Green Tea, Chamomile Flower, Lemongrass

Quick Questions

Is this tea caffeine-free?
Not entirely — it has a green tea base, so it carries a low, gentle amount of natural caffeine rather than none at all.

Can I re-steep the leaves?
Yes. Whole-leaf chamomile takes kindly to a second short infusion, giving you a softer, lighter cup from the same measure.

Are there any added flavours?
None. It is simply three natural ingredients, with no artificial flavours, colours, or sweeteners.