Stash Chamomile Herbal Tea Review

A light tasting tea with a hint of apple

Summary : This tea from Stash does indeed make a nice, relaxing evening tea, just as advertised. Light tasting with a rather pleasant, lingering after-taste.

Review : I'll be honest. I was ready to have a "bad tea tasting experience" when I first tried this herbal tea from Stash. Reason? There was virtually no smell when I opened up the tea bag. And generally, no smell of the tea equals darn little taste to match.

And to some extent, this is true. The Chamomile Herbal Tea from Stash is indeed weak-tasting. But then again, it's meant to be that way.

Yet, there is something rather soothing about this tea to both the taste buds and the body. While the flavor of the tea itself is not strong, the tea has a surprisingly nice after-taste. Indeed, you taste the apple more in the after-taste than you do while drinking the tea itself, something I found rather odd.

Additionally, this tea is indeed very relaxing. As such, it makes a perfect before bed time tea.

For those not familiar with chamomile tea, the flowers used in the tea generally come from Egypt. Egypt is generally regarded as providing the largest, brightest flowers with the most fragrance and flavor, due in no small part to the amount of experience the Egyptians have in cultivating and using this tea. The use of chamomile in tea goes back centuries in Egypt, where chamomile has long had a reputation has a medicinal plant for a wide variety of ailments.

Recommendation : While this tea is nothing terribly special, I did find this tea enjoyable and very, very relaxing. And the more the after-taste lingered, the more I liked it!

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