Chamomile Lemongrass

The Blend

For after. After the calls, the commute, the mental tabs you forgot to close. Whole chamomile flowers and dried lemongrass leaves — two ingredients that genuinely like each other. Floral, faintly citrusy, and warm enough to make you put your phone down.

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What's Inside

Whole Chamomile Flowers, Dried Lemongrass Leaves.

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How It Tastes

Smooth and aromatic — soft floral sweetness from the chamomile, with a bright citrusy lift from the lemongrass. A finish that just fades nicely.

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Best Enjoyed When

Winding down for the night, your stomach needs a gentle reset, or you just want a cup that doesn't demand anything from you.

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Good For

Relaxation and stress relief, better sleep, and gentle digestion.

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How to Brew

1. Heat 180 ml of water to about 90–95°C. 
2. Add 1 heaped teaspoon of Chamomile Lemongrass Tea leaves to your strainer and place it over your cup.
3. Pour the hot water over it and let it steep for 2–3 minutes.
4. Remove the strainer, sip, and enjoy your cup.

No milk needed. Honey works beautifully if you like it a touch sweeter.