Choose your tea

Not sure which tea to choose? Start with the kind of moment you want, then follow your taste buds.

Find your cuppa

  • Getting ready for sleep? Choose Calm-i-Tea for a caffeine-free cup as part of your evening wind-down. Think of it as a quiet ritual, not a sleep remedy.
  • Taking a moment to relax? Try Chamomile Flower for a simple floral cup, or Calm-i-Tea if you enjoy a blend of flowers and herbs.
  • Thinking about digestion? If you want a refreshing cup after a meal, explore Organic Spearmint. Choose it for the minty taste, not as a treatment for digestive symptoms.
  • Avoiding caffeine? Calm-i-Tea is listed as zero caffeine. For the other teas, check the current pack information or ask us before choosing if avoiding caffeine is essential.
  • Choosing by taste? Go floral with Calm-i-Tea or Chamomile Flower, minty with Organic Spearmint, or try Organic Butterfly Pea Flower with lemon and honey.

Explore the teas

Shop Calm-i-Tea
A blend of nettle, chamomile, rose petals, jasmine buds, calendula and lavender, with sweet, mild floral notes. Listed as zero caffeine.

Shop Chamomile Flower
A single-flower choice to enjoy on its own or blend with other florals.

Shop Organic Spearmint
A refreshing, minty choice for your next cuppa or an after-meal pause.

Shop Organic Butterfly Pea Flower
For a playful tea moment: add citrus after brewing and watch the colour change. Try it with honey and lemon.

Brewing notes

  • Calm-i-Tea: steep for 3–5 minutes in water at 85–90°C. Enjoy plain.
  • Chamomile Flower: enjoy on its own or blend with other florals. Follow the pack for quantities, water temperature and steeping time.
  • Organic Spearmint: follow the pack’s brewing directions and adjust the strength to your taste.
  • Organic Butterfly Pea Flower: follow the pack’s brewing directions, then add citrus if you would like to see the colour change.

This guide is about taste and tea rituals, not medical advice. Herbal teas are not treatments for sleep or digestive problems. If you take medication or have a health condition, seek personal advice from your doctor or pharmacist about ingredients and possible medication interactions before choosing a herbal tea.