Chamomile

This is a nice bagged chamomile. Sweet, smooth, fragrant. Everything you’d expect!

My other half brought a few of these bags back from a hotel room for me. Isn’t that sweet? :)

I hardly ever go for chamomile but this is hitting the spot after a much needed sick day. I don’t know how long this was lingering in my aunt’s tea drawer. It’s pretty fresh but I’ve steeped it too long because it’s catching a bit in the throat. Mellow and sweet. Chamomile. What more can I say?

Old Tea Bag Sip Down
Part 7
More chamomile. Uh… so this one has been steeping for around 30 mins now. I made a cuppa while prepping the pizza dough and then got a hankering to play Pistol Whip and promptly forgot. The water is now tepid. As is the flavor. It’s not bad despite the fact that it’s been steeping for really long. It just tastes old. If it was fresh I can sense this would be a nice cup for one of those days when your throat needs some extra help. But I can’t say I’d reach for it at any other point.

Another hotel room find. This is a good chamomile bagged tea. It tastes like chamomile. If you like chamomile, you’ll probably like this. Sorry, I can’t think of anything else to say about it.

Snagged this tea bag from my hotel room and brewed a cup after singing a song at a hardcore show, to soothe my throat and perhaps take it down a notch. Chamomile tea usually grosses me out a bit and tastes like licking the weedeater after doing the lawn in May. This tea is smooth and actually tastes palatable. There’s a slight honey sweetness to it and a mild aroma of wildflowers.

What’s to say? its chamomile…. tastes like it, smells like it, and puts my wee one to bed; does the trick, but’s not for me.

This is really good for a bagged chamomile. I’ve found that bagged ones especially can be harsh, but this one is sweet and mellow. It tastes like it should but it’s not sharp at all. Again, I’m impressed with these bags! Much better than I expected.