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Chamomile Calm

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$5.42 $10.85 In stock

Category: Botanical

Chamomile Calm takes the classic herbal tea and adds a sprinkling of gently tart ingredients. Citrus and rosehips stay in the background, but their brightness adds depth to chamomile’s sunny, sweet nature. This wisp of tartness makes chamomile tea taste sweeter and more soothing than ever.

Many herbal tea drinkers begin with chamomile—and for good reason. It conveys a floral lightness and is often compared to honey or fresh apples. (The word chamomile comes from a Greek word meaning “earth apple.”) We blend Chamomile Calm to bring out the best from this friendly flower. It doesn’t need much help (why mess with perfection?) But we found ourselves enjoying the tiniest hint of citrus whenever we brewed it. We hope this blend gives you a newfound appreciation for an old friend.

Our herbalist Greta de la Montagne dives deep on chamomile’s versatility and health benefits. Since ancient times, chamomile has helped reduce inflammation, calm nerves, and soothe digestion. People still enjoy chamomile’s power to cheer an afternoon, or put a long day in perspective. Reach for a cup of Chamomile before turning in for the evening. It contains apigenin, a compound that may promote relaxation, lower anxiety and better sleep. You might find it helps you get to sleep. Anytime you’re looking for a spot of caffeine-free calm, chamomile is there for you.

A made in Montana tea.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

The citrus and rosehips really do brighten things up without stealing the show from that sunny chamomile sweetness. Even the second cup steeps to a nice, mellow depth that I didn’t expect from a simple herbal.

Riley C. ★★★★★

I usually drink my tea plain, so I was worried the rosehips would overpower everything, but the citrus stays just in the background, letting the chamomile's natural sweetness shine. It's become my new wind-down ritual.

Hannah ★★★★★

Brewed a cup after dinner and the brightness from the citrus really does cut through the sweetness of the chamomile, which I didn’t expect. The rosehips add a subtle tartness that makes it feel more refreshing than a standard sleepy tea.