Chamomile

$4.42 ~~$8.85~~ In stock

Chamomile tea is sweet and calming. With rich, ripe apple notes. A warming cup of goodness with every sip!

Reach for the bag of loose leaf Chamomile before turning in for the evening. It contains apigenin, a compound that may promote relaxation, lower anxiety and a better night's sleep. You might find it helps you get to that sleep state we all need.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby I. ★★★★★ Nov 2, 2026

I wasn't expecting the ripe apple notes in a chamomile tea, but they come through so gently it's become my favorite part of winding down. Loose leaf really does make a difference here, the whole cup tastes fuller and sweeter than bagged versions I've had.

Emily U. ★★★★★ Sep 3, 2026

The apple note really comes through—it’s like a warm hug in a mug, and the sweetness is gentle, not cloying. I’ve been swapping my evening tea for this loose leaf and it’s genuinely slowed my wind-down routine in the best way. Even the second steep holds that calming, ripe flavor.

George W. ★★★★★ Sep 2, 2026

The loose leaf steeps into a golden cup that genuinely tastes like biting into a ripe apple, which I didn't expect from chamomile. I've started reaching for it about an hour before bed and it's become the signal my brain needs to wind down.