Soft yellow chamomile heads, green cut herbs and fine lavender flecks make this herbal infusion feel like a meadow gathered into a cup. It is a chamomile-led tisane for slow evenings, quiet work breaks and the small ritual of pouring hot water over whole flowers.
The chamomile-led blend
Whole chamomile flower heads give the blend its gentle floral centre, visible among the cut green leaves and stems.
Lavender brings a cool, aromatic edge, with tiny purple-blue pieces scattered through the loose herbs.
Lemon balm adds a fresh herbal brightness, keeping the blend from feeling too heavy or sweet.
Lapacho appears as fine reddish-brown pieces, adding an earthy, woody note to the mix.
This is a herbal infusion, not a black, green or oolong tea made from tea leaves.
Brewing the flowers
Use 4 g per 200 ml of water at 95°C, then steep for five to 10 minutes. A longer steep brings out more of the rounded herbal character; a shorter one keeps the cup lighter and more delicate.
Give the blend space in a teapot or infuser so the flower heads and cut herbs can open properly. Pour slowly, breathe in the steam, and let the cup become a pause rather than something rushed.
A quiet cup for unhurried moments
This is the kind of infusion that suits low light, a clear table and a little time away from screens. The floral chamomile sits at the front, while the greener herbs and woody pieces give the cup more depth than a single-botanical chamomile tea.
Polish herbal blending
Made in Poland, this artisan herbal tea sits within a European tradition of blending flowers, leaves and bark for everyday infusions. Chamomile is one of the most familiar meadow botanicals in that tradition, often chosen for its soft floral aroma and golden character in the cup. Here it is not left alone: lavender, lemon balm, lapacho, hawthorn, yarrow, passionflower and St John's wort make the blend feel layered, with a field-gathered look rather than a powdered or uniform cut.
Pack size and …
region of manufacture: Poland
ingredient: Chamomile, Yarrow, St. John's Wort, Lavender, Lemon Balm, Lapacho, Passionflower, Parfum