The chamomile is front and center for me, with the lavender being kind of a side note. I only did mine for 5 because it smelled nice that way. I am actually really surprised by all the negative reviews on this! I actually really loved it, but that might be due to two things:ī) I grew up drinking “medicinal” flavored teaĪnd lastly I think that everyone else may have steeped it for the higher steep time of 10min. His response, “I kind of want to vomit to get the taste out.” He took one sip, made a surprised/pleased face (I think when he had the chamomile and then sweet) and then that quickly changed to this… horrified/surprised look and he handed the cup back to me. I offered the husband the last third of my tea. I made it through two-thirds but no more. Yeah, I’m not going to drink this tea anymore. Actually, even the sweet isn’t worth it if it is causing that weird feeling on my tongue. But it’s really not worth the rest of this tea. Why am I still drinking this tea? Apparently the sweetness – even with the burning and weird aftertastes and whatnot – is kind of enjoyable. But that sweet scent and mid-taste (which hits the center of my tongue – right where the aftertaste is) seems to be stevia-related so that’s what I’m going with.Īnd yet I’m still drinking this tea. John’s wort or valerian root, all of which (like the stevia) I have never had before. I have actual no reason to believe it is the stevia though. The tea taste isn’t that bad, but there’s this weird aftertaste on my tongue (which I can now feel since I’m not as distracted by the throat burning) which I believe is the stevia. It doesn’t feel exactly pleasant but it no longer feels like I just finished yurking. And I’m either doing pretty good at ignoring or it’s fading a little as the tea cools a bit. Okay, I’m really trying to ignore the burning feeling. After I finish my swallow, I feel the post-vomit burn. As I swallow I feel a hint of the freshness of mint. Then the sweet as I hold the tea in my mouth. But it isn’t bitter – instead I get the honey/chamomile flavor.

As I start to swallow, if feels like the tea is going to be bitter, so I wince. It tastes like it has been sweetened with honey, but there is something in the tea that burns at the very back of my throat. I really don’t know what to think of the taste. I know sweet isn’t technically a smell but it is so work with me here. It smells like sweet, mint and chamomile. So I thought I’d try it out tonight as I can feel the stress building. My mom gave me a couple of bags of this because apparently I need to relax. Other ingredients: Natural Orange Flavor. Valerian Root Extract (20 mg), Passion Flower Extract (10 mg), Proprietary Blend of Herbs (1430 mg): Organic Licorice Root, Organic Spearmint Leaf, Organic Chamomile Flower, Organic Skullcap Leaf, Cardamom Seed, Organic Cinnamon Bark, Organic St John’s Wort Leaf and Flower, Organic Rose Hip, Organic Raspberry Leaf, Organic English Lavender Flower, Stevia Leaf. So, relax and drink Bedtime tea-for a good night’s sleep.īring water to boiling and steep 5 to 10 minutes. LICORICE, CARDAMOM and CINNAMON add a delicious, warming flavor that’s just right for drinking before bedtime.

JOHN’S WORT is known for its positive effects on mood, while PASSION FLOWER, used in Native American remedies, helps reduce common anxiety to support sleep.

VALERIAN and Organic CHAMOMILE can help calm nervousness and restlessness. This blend is an effective combination of herbs traditionally used for centuries to promote relaxation and sleep. Tuck yourself into bed and get a restful night’s sleep with a cup of our Bedtime tea.

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