Chamomile Tea
$8.95
Description
Chamomile Tea from Nelson's Tea is a time-honored classic made from whole dried chamomile flowers, celebrated for their delicate, honey-like sweetness. A member of the daisy family, this herb grows natively across Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia, earning its place as one of the most popular botanicals found in home tea cabinets worldwide.
Every cup brings a soothing, aromatic brew long valued for easing frayed nerves and calming an upset stomach. The dried blossoms open gracefully in hot water, releasing a soft floral character. Being naturally caffeine-free, it makes a gentle pick for bedtime sipping or quiet afternoon breaks.
Benefits of Chamomile Tea
- Completely caffeine-free, making this brew a fitting choice for evenings, bedtime wind-downs, or any moment when restful sipping is the goal.
- A natural honey-like sweetness shines through, often removing the need for added sugar, syrup, or other sweeteners in each cup.
- Widely recognized as a gentle relaxant, the flowers may help ease tension, soothe stress, and calm anxious feelings after a full day.
- Traditionally used to settle an upset stomach, the cup offers comfort after heavy meals or during restless, sluggish afternoons at home.
- Whole dried blossoms retain their full aroma and natural compounds, releasing soft floral flavor once steeped patiently in hot water.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Flavor: A soft, floral cup carrying gentle, honey-like sweetness, a calming aroma, and a smooth, clean finish on the palate.
Ingredients: Whole chamomile flowers.
Caffeine level: Caffeine-free
Body: Light
Brewing time: 4 minutes
Brewing temperature: About 203°F (95°C)
Brewing preparation: Scoop 1 to 2 teaspoons of whole flowers into 8 oz of hot water. Let the blossoms steep for 4 minutes, then strain and pour into a waiting cup.
For iced tea: Use double the amount of flowers, brew at the same temperature and for the same duration, then pour over ice in a tall glass.
FAQs
Is chamomile tea caffeine-free?
Yes, the infusion uses only chamomile flowers, which are naturally caffeine-free and work well for evening or late-night sipping.
What does chamomile tea taste like?
The cup offers a soft, floral character with gentle honey-like sweetness and a smooth, clean finish that lingers on the palate.
When is the best time to drink chamomile tea?
Many sippers reach for it before bedtime thanks to its calming nature, though it also suits quiet afternoon breaks or post-meal moments.
Can chamomile tea help with stress?
Chamomile is often described as a natural relaxant, commonly linked with easing tension, relieving stress, and quieting anxious feelings.
Can I add honey or lemon?
Yes, the brew pairs beautifully with a drizzle of honey or a squeeze of lemon, though many enjoy it plain and unsweetened.
