Valerian Chamomile Nettle Passionflower & Cramp Bark | Caffeine Free Evening Loose Leaf Tea

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There are nights when you're tired—but your legs haven't gotten the message.

You settle into bed. Get comfortable. And then comes that restless, uncomfortable feeling that makes staying still seem impossible.

Our tea is a deeply herbal evening blend built around traditional botanicals associated with rest, and physical unwinding: valerian root, chamomile, nettle, passionflower, and cramp bark.

Unlike a general bedtime tea designed simply around sleepiness, this blend was created specifically around the ritual of settling a physically restless body at the end of the day.

VALERIAN ROOT

Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is the foundation of this formula.

For centuries, valerian root has appeared in European herbal traditions, particularly in preparations associated with evening routines and rest.

It is also one of those herbs you will probably recognize with your nose before your tongue.

Valerian has a strong, distinctive earthy aroma that some people love and others need time to appreciate. We don't disguise that character with artificial flavors.

Instead, chamomile and the other botanicals help round out the finished cup.

CHAMOMILE

Chamomile provides the gentlest note in the formula.

Its small golden flowers have been brewed in household tea cupboards for generations, making chamomile one of the most recognizable traditional evening herbs.

Its soft floral and subtly apple-like character provides a welcome contrast to valerian and cramp bark.

NETTLE

Nettle (Urtica dioica) contributes the green component.

Nettle has a long history as both a food and household botanical and produces a distinctly green, grassy infusion when dried.

Its presence also makes this formula notably different from a conventional valerian-and-chamomile bedtime blend.

PASSIONFLOWER

Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) is a beautiful climbing vine native to the Americas.

The aerial portions of the plant developed an important place within traditional North American herbalism and later became especially recognizable within Western preparations.

Its mild herbal character integrates easily with chamomile, nettle, and the deeper roots and bark.

CRAMP BARK

Cramp bark (Viburnum opulus) provides the final woody note.

The bark has a long history within traditional Western herbal preparations and gives this formula additional depth without overwhelming the other botanicals.
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There are nights when you're tired—but your legs haven't gotten the message.

You settle into bed. Get comfortable. And then comes that restless, uncomfortable feeling that makes staying still seem impossible.

Our tea is a deeply herbal evening blend built around traditional botanicals associated with rest, and physical unwinding: valerian root, chamomile, nettle, passionflower, and cramp bark.

Unlike a general bedtime tea designed simply around sleepiness, this blend was created specifically around the ritual of settling a physically restless body at the end of the day.

VALERIAN ROOT

Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is the foundation of this formula.

For centuries, valerian root has appeared in European herbal traditions, particularly in preparations associated with evening routines and rest.

It is also one of those herbs you will probably recognize with your nose before your tongue.

Valerian has a strong, distinctive earthy aroma that some people love and others need time to appreciate. We don't disguise that character with artificial flavors.

Instead, chamomile and the other botanicals help round out the finished cup.

CHAMOMILE

Chamomile provides the gentlest note in the formula.

Its small golden flowers have been brewed in household tea cupboards for generations, making chamomile one of the most recognizable traditional evening herbs.

Its soft floral and subtly apple-like character provides a welcome contrast to valerian and cramp bark.

NETTLE

Nettle (Urtica dioica) contributes the green component.

Nettle has a long history as both a food and household botanical and produces a distinctly green, grassy infusion when dried.

Its presence also makes this formula notably different from a conventional valerian-and-chamomile bedtime blend.

PASSIONFLOWER

Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) is a beautiful climbing vine native to the Americas.

The aerial portions of the plant developed an important place within traditional North American herbalism and later became especially recognizable within Western preparations.

Its mild herbal character integrates easily with chamomile, nettle, and the deeper roots and bark.

CRAMP BARK

Cramp bark (Viburnum opulus) provides the final woody note.

The bark has a long history within traditional Western herbal preparations and gives this formula additional depth without overwhelming the other botanicals.