Chamomile Honey Vanilla
$11.95
Chamomile on its own is already pretty hard to beat as an evening tea. This blend takes it further. Honey Vanilla Chamomile Tea layers in smooth vanilla, a light honey-like sweetness, and a mix of botanicals: honeybush, lemongrass, licorice root, toasted coconut, and bee pollen that make the cup feel fuller and more intriguing than your average floral herbal.
It's an entirely herbal blend, so you can drink it at 9 pm without thinking twice. Some people use it for drinking before going to bed. Others reach for it mid-afternoon when they want something warm that isn't coffee. Either way, it doesn't ask much of you; just steep, strain, and settle in.
Benefits
- Zero caffeine. If evenings and coffee don't mix well for you, this option is an easy swap.
- Chamomile tea with honey adds antioxidants to the cup, offering quiet support for overall wellness.
- It's been used for centuries as an herb for relaxation and a good night's sleep.
- It works well after dinner, when you want something warm and lightly sweet without any caffeine
- Chamomile vanilla honey tea is hydrating, naturally sweet, and actually satisfying.
Flavor & Ingredients
Flavor: Floral chamomile, soft vanilla, and a honey-like sweetness that lingers without being heavy.
Ingredients: Honeybush, chamomile, lemongrass, licorice root, toasted coconut, bee pollen, and natural flavoring.
How to Brew
Caffeine: None
Body: Light to medium
Brewing Time: 4 minutes
Brewing Temperature: ~203°F / 95°C
Brewing instructions: Measure out 1 to 2 teaspoons per 8 oz of hot water. Pour, wait, strain. The ideal steeping time is four to five minutes. Beyond that, the flavor might become strong, but it won’t turn bitter.
For iced tea: Double the leaf amount, brew it hot, then pour straight over ice. This method is particularly effective during the summer months.
FAQs
Is this tea caffeine-free?
Yes, completely. Every ingredient in the blend is herbal, so there's nothing in here that'll keep you up. Contains licorice root. Not recommended during pregnancy.
What does chamomile vanilla honey tea actually taste like?
Gentle. The chamomile imparts a floral note, while the honeybush and licorice root add sweetness, and the vanilla provides a subtle undertone. It's soft, not sharp.
Can I reuse the leaf for a second time brewing?
Yes, you can reuse the leaf for a second time brewing, but the flavor will be lighter.
Is the tea good for drinking before bed?
That's probably when most people drink it. Chamomile has long been used as a calming herb, and this blend leans into that fully.
Can I add milk to honey vanilla chamomile tea?
Yes, you can add a small amount of milk if you prefer a creamier cup, though many people enjoy the tea on its own to appreciate the natural herbal flavor.
