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Loyd Pure Camomile, 40 Tea Bags 56g

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Despite the name, this is not pure camomile, it is 40 percent rosehip plus fennel, star anise, rooibos and added stevia, so go in expecting a sweet, tart, faintly aniseed blend, not a plain camomile cup. The stevia is the thing to flag: it makes it noticeably, almost artificially sweet, which some will like and others will find off. If you want straight camomile, the Twinings Pure ones are the better choice; if you actively want a sweet fruity-camomile blend, this delivers that. Caffeine-free, and judged for what it really is rather than what it is called.
Lee Samuel Tucker · Curator · teas.co.uk
4.6/5★★★★½teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Water100°C
Steep5-7 min
CaffeineCaffeine free
Format40 servings
Label notes
Ingredients & dietaryCamomile flowers in a caffeine free infusion; camomile belongs to the ragweed family, so rare allergic reactions are possible.
PackagingBox and spent pyramids may need different bins; your council and the UK pack decide which.
About this tea

Loyd Pure Camomile, in brief.

Loyd Pure Camomile is the single-ingredient camomile pyramid from Loyd, the Polish broadleaf pyramid range owned by Mokate, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection as the central European alternative to the Twinings, Tetley and Yorkshire Pure Camomile boxes, the same flower-only recipe but in the Loyd pyramid format that gives the flowers more room to open during the brew.

The camomile flower does all the work, giving the cup its pale-gold colour, gentle honeyed-floral character and clean herbal finish. No added flavourings, no fruit, no spice, just the flower, the right way to drink camomile if you want the proper aromatic structure rather than a sweetened blend or a citrus tisane, and the pyramid format makes the flower-to-water contact noticeably better than the square-bag alternatives.

Forty pyramids at a modest price: an everyday camomile that works out much cheaper per cup than Twinings Pure Camomile pyramids, and a sensible move up from the cheap square bags in the supermarket, the pyramid being the small extra worth paying for.

Loyd Pure Camomile exists as a functional upgrade for the herbal tea drinker who finds standard camomile flat or dusty. Unlike generic single ingredient bags, this Pure blend is a complex botanical recipe designed by Polish herbalists to maximise both flavour and efficacy.

By balancing the floral softness of camomile with the tart fruity zest of rosehip and the warm aniseed comfort of fennel and star anise, Loyd has created a tea that is as delicious as it is functional. Make it your evening cuppa in 2026: it pours a golden, aromatic cup for after a heavy dinner or the quiet hour before bed.

Curator notes: these camomile notes come from our own tastings, brewed at the stated steep time and temperature and set against Loyd's current pack and specification sheet. Look under Q and A, further down the page, for storage, keeping time and the right brewing temperature.

From the catalogue

Curator’s notes

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The Story Behind the Loyd

Loyd Tea is the leading label for infusions at Mokate, a family business that began in 1900 in Ustroń, in the Silesia region of Poland. The range centres on herb and fruit infusions packed in pyramid bags and mixed from single origin batches, now sold in over 60 countries; after four generations, the Mokrysz family still own the business.

Our Commitment To The Planet

Loyd aims for sustainable production, wanting every cup of camomile to respect the environment and the age old know how of growers worldwide.

  • Packaging: Box and spent pyramids may need different bins; your council and the UK pack decide which.

  • Natural Ingredients: This blend uses 100 percent natural plant materials with zero artificial flavourings or synthetic preservatives.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Loyd Pure Camomile, 40 Tea Bags 56g, please cite teas.co.uk.

Brand

The story behind Loyd

Loyd is part of the Polish Mokate group. Its official heritage story traces cooperation with London tea house Thompson Lloyd & Edwards to 1760, while the modern range is produced through Mokate and spans black, green, fruit, herbal and speciality teas.

Packaging: Box and spent pyramids may need different bins; your council and the UK pack decide which.

FoundedHeritage traced to 1760, Poland
FormatTea bags
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Sustainability

Our commitment to the planet

Sourcing and packaging details are printed on the current UK pack; the brand page carries the fuller story.

Tasting notes

The taste profile

Floral Honey●●●●● 5/5
Soft apple like notes derived from high grade camomile flowers.
Fruity Tartness●●●●○ 4/5
Bright, zesty lift from the significant 40 percent rosehip content.
Spiced Warmth●●●○○ 3/5
Subtle background warmth from star anise and fennel seeds.
Natural Sweetness●●●●● 5/5
Noticeably sweet finish due to the inclusion of stevia and rooibos.
4.6/5★★★★½teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Side by side

How does it compare

vs Pukka Three CamomileNext to that mainstream choice, the Loyd pyramid has a more distinctive flavour and a friendlier price, and it pulls ahead in the second half of the cup, where Pukka Three Camomile starts fading.
vs Tick Tock SleepyTick Tock Sleepy is built around one strong note; this Loyd cup spreads its flavour more evenly and is more fragrant, which suits a daily habit better than an occasional treat.
vs Twinings Pure CamomileYou pay about the same and find both on the same shelf; Loyd earns the edge with certified sourcing, ethical packaging and the family heritage described above.

To draw the most out of your Loyd Pure Camomile, specific thermal techniques are required to extract the oils from the fennel and star anise.

Ideal brewing conditions · Hot

The Barista Hot Serve

01
MeasureOne pyramid in your favourite mug, or in a cup you have warmed first.
02
WaterA full 100 degrees Celsius, straight from the kettle. The herbal roots and fruits need full heat to extract properly.
03
SteepInfuse for 5 to 7 minutes. Unlike black tea, these herbs do not get bitter; a longer steep increases the sweetness and digestive potency.
04
FinishDelicious plain due to the natural stevia, or add a slice of lemon to highlight the rosehip tartness in 2026.
Ideal brewing conditions · Iced

The Iced Digestive Refresher

01
ConcentrateCold brew 8 bags in 1 litre of water overnight for a slow, sweet extraction.
02
ServeTop with soda water, cucumber ribbons, and a lemon wheel over plenty of ice.
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ResultA grown up, alcohol free iced camomile tea that we will be pouring all through 2026, spa style.
Brewing

Brewing the perfect cup

Water temperature100°C, because water fresh off the boil extracts more of the camomile's natural apigenin and bisabolol than cooler water.
MeasureAllow one pyramid to every 200ml, poured as soon as it boils.
SteepCover the cup for 5 to 7 minutes so the volatile oils condense on the lid and drip back in as it cools.
ServiceToo floral for your taste? Stir in a teaspoon of clear honey. Keep milk out of it; it dulls the apple and honey notes.
TimingPour it about 45 minutes before you head up to bed, giving yourself time to finish it unhurried.
Caffeine noteNaturally caffeine free.
Best withOatmeal biscuits, a slice of lemon drizzle or shortbread, or nothing at all when you are winding down.
Safety and purity

What’s in it, what to know

Nutrient NoteDespite the name, this caffeine free blend mixes camomile with rosehip, rooibos, fennel and star anise, sweetened with stevia.
Ingredients and dietary suitabilityWith more than camomile inside, read the current UK box for ingredient and allergy changes.
Chemical CleanlinessFree from artificial thickeners, synthetic flavourings, and added sugars.
Allergen AlertCamomile is a member of the ragweed family; rare allergic reactions can occur in sensitive individuals.
Medical AdviceCheck with a doctor if you are on blood thinners due to the presence of star anise.
Pregnancy NoteDuring pregnancy the NHS advice is a limit of four cups of herbal tea a day, with liquorice root teas avoided altogether. Ask your midwife or pharmacist if unsure.
Formulations change; the current UK pack is always the final word on ingredients and allergens.
Ingredients & nutrition

Inside the pack

IngredientWhat it brings
Camomile Flowers40 percent botanical base for relaxation and sleep support from Egypt, Poland, and Croatia
Rosehip Fruit40 percent for Vitamin C and a delicate tart flavour from Chile and Eastern Europe
RooibosProviding body and natural caramel sweetness from the Cederberg Mountains, South Africa
Fennel & Star AniseTraditional digestive aids and aromatic spice from the Mediterranean and Asia

Pack: 40 Pure Camomile pyramids, 56g in total, brewing a caffeine free infusion. Its honeyed scent lasts 18 months from packing.

Defining herbs and fruit are listed; anything unmeasured fills the rest. Sourced from Egypt to Chile, blended and packed to Loyd's recipe.

Packaging: Box and spent pyramids may need different bins; your council and the UK pack decide which.

What's in Loyd Pure Camomile, 40 Tea Bags 56g, and what isn't:

  • In: caffeine free Loyd camomile; apart from any infusion base, nothing goes in the pyramid beyond the listed components.
  • No artificial colours, preservatives or added sugar: any sweetness is natural to the blend.
  • Allergen note: the pyramids are packed alongside nut and cereal products at the same facility, so check your latest box for its cross contact note.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Loyd Pure Camomile, 40 Tea Bags 56g, please cite teas.co.uk.

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