teapigs Chamomile Flowers Made with Whole Flowers (15 Count)

This chamomile tea is of the german variety. Teapigs states they also test their products against pesticides which matters when it comes to what you put in your tea. Them giving back to local communities is also a plus. For those reasons above I went with this chamomile tea over others since the quality would be high, and they care about their product.The Teapigs chamomile tea arrived in a resealable bag that is sturdy, keeps odors out, and the freshness in. Tea arrived well packaged without any damage so the flowers remained in tact. Expiration listed showed three years from now and product was recently made.Photo shows the flower size and petals. Size of chamomile flowers vary, but most were on the larger size. No dust or broken flowers were noticed before and after brewing the tea. Nothing but full flowers and all. Whatever stems there are came attached to the flower so nothing of sort of broken stems added as fluff.Tea tasted sweet, warm and light, and a flowery aroma that comes from chamomile flowers. I tend to brew chamomile at near boiling temp and let it sit for 7 minutes. This tea came out tasting great and helped with falling sleep. Flowers were also tasty when eaten so there's a bonus.

It's one of the best teas I've ever had. The juicy, fruity flavor is incredible. I've bought it more than four times.

Good flavor

The loose leaf version of the tea bags. Full leaf black tea blends have the roundest, boldest flavors. You can't go back to lipton or tetley once you've tried it.

Great flavor and easy to brew. I like it is resealable when not being used

Excellent quality and flavor. My favorite tea in bulk. We use it in conjunction with bags that we fill at home, but any reusable filter would work. These are the same flavor and mix as you can buy pre made in store. Beautiful licorice flavor.

this tea is so flavorful. I add honey and milk to mine, yum! I will be repurchasing!!

What have you done?This is, by far, the smoothest and, yet, most robust Earl Grey tea I have ever tasted.Anyone with a single tastebud and an ounce of class knows that Earl Grey is the best one. Period. Full stop as the tea taxers would have is saying had we not literally gone to war to set ourselves free from that watery brew. (Also taxes, representation…)Now I am as trapped as a colonist in my kitchen making this tea wondering what comes next?!?Have you thought of my marmalade? (I already use Kerry Butter so that, at least, has reached the level of perfection.) what about my toast?You tea freaks have lopsided my breakfast table and I am now delighted with your blend and blighted by the promise of bread and spread upgrades.Love the tea - let’s get cracking on the rest now shall we?