Elevate Lavender Chamomile Loose Leaf Herbal Tea

Based on customer experiences, this goes beyond just relaxation—multiple people specifically mention it helps them sleep through the night. The lavender-chamomile combination seems to have genuine sleep-promoting effects, not just a calming moment before bed. That said, everyone's different, so your mileage may vary.

The lavender is beautifully balanced with the chamomile—it's definitely present and aromatic, but not overpowering. Several reviewers specifically praise the 'perfect balance' between the two. You'll get that intoxicating floral aroma, but the chamomile and subtle lemongrass notes keep it from veering into potpourri territory. The flavor is delicate and comforting, not soapy.

Not at all—this is actually a great starter tea. The package includes clear instructions (1.5 teaspoons per 8 oz cup, 208°F water, steep 5-7 minutes), and herbal teas like this are pretty forgiving. Since it's caffeine-free, you don't have to stress about over-steeping making it bitter. Plus, you get the bonus of seeing the beautiful lavender buds and yellow petals.

Think delicate and floral with a gentle lemony undertone from the lemongrass. It's mild and comforting rather than bold—the chamomile provides a smooth, slightly sweet base while the lavender adds that distinctive floral note. If you like chamomile tea but want something a bit more interesting, this hits that sweet spot.

Honestly, the packaging is a bit generic and doesn't scream 'premium,' but don't let that fool you. The pouch itself is functional—resealable with a see-through back so you can see the quality of the leaves. And those leaves are lovely: actual lavender buds, chamomile flowers, blue mallow blossoms. The tea quality definitely exceeds what the packaging suggests.

You can absolutely drink it anytime—it's caffeine-free, so it won't interfere with your day. That said, given how effective people find it for promoting sleep, you might want to save it for evenings or moments when you actually want to wind down. Probably not your best choice right before an important presentation.