Lavender
The quiet flower. A few purple buds turn hot water into the calmest cup in the house — perfumed, unhurried, and naturally free of caffeine.
What does lavender tea actually do?
Lavender is the tea of tension — traditionally sipped to support relaxation, an easier wind-down and a calmer head after loud days. The aroma does half the work before the first sip. A beverage, not a medicine; the nightly ritual is what compounds.
How does it taste?
Floral and gently perfumed with a clean herbaceous finish. A light hand brews best — a level teaspoon is plenty.
When should I drink it?
Evenings, 30–45 minutes before bed — or any hour that needs a full stop. Drinkers often alternate it with chamomile.
Is it safe daily?
Made for daily rituals — one to two cups is a normal rhythm. Pregnant or on medication? Check with your doctor first; every ingredient is on our pack.
How do I brew it right?
One level teaspoon per 200 ml just-boiled water, covered, about five minutes. Over-steeping turns it soapy — set a timer.
Lavender
Calm Within
Sweet Dreams