Choose your tea
Find a cup for your moment. Start with how you want to spend your tea break, then choose the flavours you enjoy.
What are you looking for?
- A quiet cup before sleep: Start with Calm-i-Tea, a zero-caffeine blend with sweet, mild floral notes. Think of it as part of your wind-down routine, not a sleep treatment.
- A moment of relaxation: Try Chamomile Flower for a simple floral cup, or Calm-i-Tea if you prefer a blend.
- A cup after a meal: If digestion is on your mind, choose by comfort and taste rather than expecting a remedy. Organic Spearmint is an option for a refreshing minty finish.
- Avoiding caffeine: Calm-i-Tea is listed as zero caffeine. For the other teas, check the pack or ask us to confirm caffeine details before choosing.
- 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 to suit your taste.
Meet your next cup
Calm-i-Tea
A blend of nettle, chamomile, rose petals, jasmine buds, calendula and lavender. Expect sweet, mild floral notes, chamomile aroma and a hint of lavender. Listed as zero caffeine.
Brewing: Steep for 3–5 minutes at 85–90°C. Enjoy plain.
Chamomile Flower
A simple floral choice for a quiet tea break. Enjoy on its own or blend with other florals.
Brewing: Follow the pack directions for quantity, water temperature and steeping time. Enjoy on its own first to get to know the flavour.
Organic Spearmint
Choose this for a refreshing minty cup or to add freshness to another tea. A taste-led option for your after-meal ritual, without promises about digestion.
Brewing: Follow the pack directions. Try it plain, then adjust the strength to your taste.
Organic Butterfly Pea Flower
A playful choice for your tea break. Add citrus after brewing and watch the colour change. Traditionally served with honey and lemon.
Shop Organic Butterfly Pea Flower
Brewing: Follow the pack directions, then add lemon and honey to taste if you like.
A little care with your cup
These suggestions are about flavour and everyday tea rituals, not medical advice. Tea is not a treatment for sleep or digestive problems. If you take medication or have a health condition, seek personal medical advice from your doctor or pharmacist about suitable ingredients and possible medication interactions before choosing a herbal tea. Check the full ingredients for allergies or sensitivities.