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Teapigs Chamomile Flowers, 50 Tea Bags 75g

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Chamomile is the one herbal people drink every single night, which is exactly why a 15-bag box evaporates and the 50 makes more sense once it is part of your routine. Identical bright apple-and-honey whole-flower cup as the small pack, just priced so a nightly habit stops being an expensive one. Only worth this size if you already know you reach for chamomile after dark, not as a first try.
Lee Samuel Tucker · Curator · teas.co.uk
4.8/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Water100°C
Steep5-7 min
CaffeineCaffeine free
Format50 servings
Label notes
Ingredients & dietaryCheck the current UK pack before purchase; formulations and allergen advice can change.
PackagingThe used temples and the carton might need separate bins; your council's guidance and the box will tell you.
About this tea

Teapigs Chamomile Flowers, in brief.

Teapigs Chamomile Flowers in the fifty-bag value pack is a pure single-ingredient chamomile bought in bulk, whole flowers in the pyramid temple rather than the crushed dust and fragments cheaper camomile bags use. It is the same blend as the smaller fifteen-bag box, just cheaper per cup. As a plain camomile it is clean, soft and honeyed rather than dusty or bitter, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection alongside our other pure camomiles.

Preparation: one pyramid per 250ml mug, water at 95 to 100 degrees, then four to five minutes of steeping. The whole-flower pyramid lets the blossom open fully for a fuller, cleaner cup than fragments give. Being caffeine-free it is an easy evening choice, and it pairs especially well with honey on toast.

Curator notes: rated four point six out of five, this is the bulk version of the clean, single-flower Chamomile Flowers in the Teapigs range. For anything about the packaging, read the UK pack currently on sale.

Ingredients and dietary: 100% whole chamomile flower heads, sourced from Croatian growers; caffeine free, and best avoided by anyone with a ragweed or daisy family allergy.

From the catalogue

Curator’s notes

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Teapigs Chamomile Flowers in this big fifty bag pack is for anyone who has given up on flat supermarket herbal bags and wants real flavour in quantity. Cheap blends rely on crushed dust and fragments; this one is made of whole flowers, which is where its deep, floral evening cup comes from. Bought in bulk, the same easy drinking tea temples work out cheaper per cup, for home brewing or for winding down after dark. For an evening in the British style, this gentle whole flower chamomile tea keeps a quiet read company, or goes over ice as a refreshing summer cooler. Relaxing at home or getting through a busy day, you can count on a gentle cup, and on Teapigs quality that carries on into 2026.

The Story Behind the Teapigs Brand

In two thousand and six, in London, Nick Kilby and Louise Cheadle started Teapigs to win people back to real tea.
  • Tea Temple Innovation: Tired of paper bags stuffed with tea dust, they created the Teapigs brand tea temple to give whole flowers room to infuse properly.
  • Ancient Wisdom: Tapping into ancient Egyptian and European traditions this blend uses whole flowers for a superior taste that supports natural sleep rhythms.
  • Business for Good: As a certified B Corp Teapigs prioritizes ethical goals supporting tea communities in Rwanda through the Point Foundation.

Teapigs Commitment To The Planet

Teapigs were among the first to take sustainable tea seriously, and each component of this pack is designed with the environment in view.
  • Packaging: The used temples and the carton might need separate bins; your council's guidance and the box will tell you.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Teapigs Chamomile Flowers, 50 Tea Bags 75g, please cite teas.co.uk.

Brand

The story behind Teapigs

Teapigs is the Brentford-based whole-leaf brand that made premium tea accessible in pyramid format. They use whole leaves rather than dust, work with named growers, and have been a certified B Corp since 2019. Their range covers everyday brews, single-origin specialty teas, and creative flavours.

Packaging: The used temples and the carton might need separate bins; your council's guidance and the box will tell you.

Founded2006, England
FormatTea bags
CertificationB Corp · Sustainable
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Sustainability

Our commitment to the planet

✓B Corp certified brand
✓Sustainable
Tasting notes

The taste profile

Sweet Whole Blooms●●●●● 5/5
A dominant one hundred percent flower foundation providing immediate palate comfort and natural honey notes.
Crisp Apple Notes●●●●○ 4/5
Natural floral aromatics that mimic the scent of fresh summer air and spring blossoms.
Honeyed Depth●●●○○ 3/5
Sourced from premium estates to provide a sweet juicy profile rather than grassy or weak hay like notes.
Clean Floral Finish●●●●○ 4/5
Whole, carefully balanced flowers finish fresh and leave the palate clean.
4.8/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Side by side

How does it compare

vs Twinings ChamomileWhile Twinings uses crushed dusty flowers Teapigs uses whole Egyptian blooms for a much sweeter juicier taste.
vs Pukka Night TimePukka is a complex herbal blend whereas Teapigs provides a pure single origin flower experience for those who prefer minimalism.
Brewing

Brewing the perfect cup

Water temperature100°C, a full boil, since hotter water frees more of the flowers' own apigenin and bisabolol.
MeasureOne temple to each 200ml mug of just boiled water.
Steep5 to 7 minutes with the cup covered; trapped under the lid, the volatile oils drop back into the tea instead of escaping as it cools.
ServiceIf the natural flavour leans too floral, sweeten it with a teaspoon of clear honey. Milk silences the apple and honey notes, so leave it out.
TimingWe like it about 45 minutes before bedtime, as the evening's final cup.
Caffeine noteNaturally caffeine free.
Best withOatmeal biscuits, shortbread or lemon drizzle cake, or nothing but the cup when winding down.
Safety and purity

What’s in it, what to know

Nutrient NoteChamomile flowers naturally contain plant compounds, apigenin and bisabolol among them; this page makes no further claim.
Ingredients and dietary suitabilityRecipes and allergen notes get updated, so read the box on sale now before buying fifty.
CaffeineNaturally caffeine free.
Health NoteContains apigenin, which research links with a relaxed, sleepy state.
Allergen NoteAvoid if you have a known allergy to ragweed or the daisy family; produced in a facility that handles nuts.
Formulations change; the current UK pack is always the final word on ingredients and allergens.
Ingredients & nutrition

Inside the pack

IngredientWhat it brings
Whole Chamomile Flowers100 percent pure, whole chamomile flowers sourced for their high essential oil content and floral integrity.
Whole Leaf QualityTeapigs use only the whole flower head, never the "dust", to give a fuller, rounder cup.

Pack: 50 temples, 75g between them, of caffeine free chamomile. Best enjoyed inside 18 months of the pack date.

The table names the flavour components; any base it does not quantify accounts for the rest. Sourced from premium growers in Croatia, a country known for the world's finest chamomile.

Packaging: The used temples and the carton might need separate bins; your council's guidance and the box will tell you.

What's in Teapigs Chamomile Flowers, 50 Tea Bags 75g, and what isn't:

  • In: caffeine free chamomile and nothing else in the pyramid beyond what is listed, plus any infusion base.
  • No artificial colours, preservatives or added sugar: any sweetness is natural to the blend.
  • Allergen note: the packing facility deals with nuts and cereals as well, so the current cross contact wording is on the latest pack.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Teapigs Chamomile Flowers, 50 Tea Bags 75g, please cite teas.co.uk.

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