Chamomile Blossoms
Pure Hand-Selected Chamomile: Nature's Calming Herbal Tea
Our exquisite Chamomile Blossoms create a golden-hued infusion with a delicate floral aroma and naturally sweet, apple-like taste. Each carefully selected blossom contributes to a smooth, buttery flavor with gentle notes of honey and a subtle tartness in the finish. This caffeine-free herbal tea offers a moment of tranquility, perfect for winding down after a long day.
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Chamomile Blossoms
Premium Whole Flower Chamomile
Pure Chamomile blossoms carefully harvested at peak bloom Each flower is meticulously selected and hand-packed to preserve its natural oils and beneficial compounds, ensuring the highest quality infusion. The daisy-like blooms with their characteristic yellow centers and white petals create a visually stunning tea experience.
Perfect Brewing Method
For a perfect cup:
- Use 13-18g (2-3 tablespoons) per liter of water
- Heat fresh water to 100°C (212°F)
- Steep 5-10 minutes
- Can be enjoyed hot or cold
For iced tea, brew double strength and pour over ice. The longer steeping time allows for full extraction of beneficial compounds. Enjoy plain or add honey for sweetness.
Natural Wellness Support
Chamomile flowers contain beneficial compounds including flavonoids and essential oils that provide natural support for wellbeing. These compounds work together to promote:
- Relaxation and restful sleep patterns
- Digestive comfort and reduced bloating
- Balanced mood and reduced tension
- Skin health when used topically
The antispasmodic properties help ease stomach discomfort while the mild sedative effects support natural relaxation. Research suggests chamomile may also provide antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits.
Ancient Healing Traditions
Chamomile's use dates back to ancient Egypt, where it was considered sacred and offered to the gods. The Ebers Papyrus from 1500 BCE contains some of the earliest recorded medicinal uses. In Europe, Germans called it 'alles zutraut' meaning 'capable of anything.' The Tzeltal Maya of Mexico traditionally combined chamomile with citrus to create an uplifting tea. Native American tribes utilized the whole plant for teas, jewelry and natural perfumes.
