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“Have: Headache. Will swap for: New supply of Orange Puerh from Nothing But Tea This is a backlog from a few days ago, actually. Not the headache, but the following. I received this bag from...” Read full tasting note
“I was distracted while drinking this by a good book. It wasn’t awful.” Read full tasting note
“Meh, this smells nice enough but it makes a pretty whimpy-tasting chamomile tea. Ah well, this is mostly just to help me relax and get to sleep (because god knows I need to stop staying up until...” Read full tasting note
“I found another stray bag of Stash Chamomile (in the yellowish gold foil envelope). It’s chamomile. Really. I’m starting to realize that adulterants are overdone in many chamomile blends. Not here....” Read full tasting note
Imagine this: You just SLAYED your day. That to-do list? Completed. That load of laundry? You folded it and put it away. You even achieved the impossible: inbox zero. Damn, you’re good. And now it’s time to sit back and bask in the splendor of your awesomeness.
But wait, what is this feeling you’re feeling? For some reason, it’s a little difficult to wind down after hustling like you do. Don’t fret, though. Just brew up some of our chamomile tea. Among chamomile tea benefits is that it’s a well-known tea that helps you sleep. So if you’re in need of some chillaxin’, choose the best chamomile tea around. You deserve it.
In classic Stash Tea fashion, we sourced the finest chamomile just for you. We had to travel 7,226 miles to Egypt to bring you this level of quality. The perfect climate and centuries of cultivation make Egypt the absolute best producers of chamomile. Egyptian chamomile has the largest, brightest flowers with the most fragrance and, of course, flavor.
In short, this is a classic ‘treat yo’self’ tea. You can’t pour from an empty tea cup. Make sure you refill yours.
Ingredients
Chamomile
Steeping Instructions
3-5 minutes at 190-209 degrees Fahrenheit
Caffeinated
No
Country of Origin
Egypt
https://www.stashtea.com/collections/all/products/chamomile-herbal-tea-bagged
I bought a box of this tea a few months ago primarily for its calming properties. It’s a good tea to drink before bed or when battling a headache. I’ve never really loved the taste of chamomile, but it undoubtedly has a relaxing effect that I find both soothing and a bit nostalgic. My mom would drink unsweetened chamomile when I was younger, and now that I’m older it reminds me of home and of her. She has a gift for knowing exactly how to make everything better, and I think I associate that feeling with this tea because of her.
So whenever I’m sick or anxious or generally unwell, I think of this tea. It’s like an aromatherapy of sorts, breathing the vapors in and letting the anxiety out. There is something intrinsically healing here. It’s a cup for comfort.
This was a nice, smooth, sweet cup of chamomile. I was nervous and anxious last night, so I made this at my boyfriend’s house with dinner. By the time I finished the mug, my nerves were considerably soothed.
I think chamomile is one of the most comforting teas out there. As far as I’m concerned, it has magical nerve tonic qualities.
I’m not a huge fan of chamomille, in general, but I’m giving it a go. I did some research about chamomille tea helping babies with gas, either through breast milk when the mother imbibes it, or an ounce or so, straight to the baby. I’m not about to give my 5 week old tea, so it’s on me. It does seem to be helping!
