Soft Chamomile Herbal Tea | Lavender Chamomile by Tiesta Tea | Caffeine Free | Loose Leaf Herbal Tea Relaxer Blend | Non-GMO | 0.9 Ounce Pouch

I tell you this person was so excited to tea, I was texting immediately about the flavor

Great tea.

This lavender-chamomile tea is delightful! The herbs are fresh, delicious and make a great cup of tea. I love the strong chamomile flavour, it’s hard to find this anywhere around here.

I’ve tried quite a few chamomile teas over the years, but Tiesta Tea’s Lavender Chamomile blend truly stands out. From the moment you open the bag, you’re hit with a calming, floral aroma that already sets the mood for winding down. Flavor Profile: The balance between chamomile and lavender is perfect—neither overpowers the other. It’s smooth, slightly sweet on its own, and has that gentle floral finish that makes it ideal for bedtime or a stress-relieving break during the day. It doesn’t have that "dusty" taste some chamomile teas get. Quality: You can immediately tell this is high-quality loose leaf tea. The pieces are large, fresh-looking, and fragrant—not tiny crushed bits like in typical store-bought tea bags. Plus, it brews beautifully and re-steeps surprisingly well. Packaging: The resealable pouch keeps it fresh, and I appreciate the clear labeling and suggested steeping times. It’s also a generous amount of tea, so it lasts a while. Effectiveness: This tea has become part of my nightly wind-down routine. It genuinely helps me relax, and I’ve noticed I fall asleep a little easier after a cup. I even bring a small pouch when I travel—it’s that essential. Final Verdict: If you’re looking for a soothing, high-quality herbal tea with real flavor and calming benefits, this one’s a winner. I’ll definitely be keeping it stocked in my pantry.

Really like this TEA. LOVE IT

Delicious mixture of chamomile and lavender, purely calming and steeps beautifully! I’ll buy it again! The only issue I have is that there’s a lot of loose and grounded up tea at the bottom instead of more lavender buds and chamomile flowers. This doesn’t affect the taste, but putting it in a tea bag is a little bit more of a challenge.