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Twinings Pure Camomile, 20 Tea Bags 30g

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The plain benchmark, and its real virtue is what is left out: only the flower heads and petals, none of the stalks and stems that pad out cheap camomile, which is why the cup is clear, golden and properly sweet rather than thin and hay-like. No vanilla, honey or limeflower dressing it up, just good camomile done straight. The box talks about switching off and resting, which is habit rather than pharmacology; bought as a clean, straightforward, caffeine free everyday camomile, it is the one to measure the others against.
Lee Samuel Tucker · Curator · teas.co.uk
4.9/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Water100°C
Steep5-7 min
CaffeineCaffeine free
Format20 servings
Label notes
Ingredients & dietaryPure camomile flowers as the single ingredient, with no tea leaf, so naturally caffeine free; camomile belongs to the daisy family, so ragweed or daisy allergy sufferers should be careful.
PackagingEach pack holds twenty camomile tea bags, together weighing 30g.
About this tea

Twinings Pure Camomile, in brief.

Twinings Pure Camomile, 20 Tea Bags 30g is an infusion of camomile, with no tea leaf listed in its current ingredients.

Caffeine: Pure Camomile is naturally free of caffeine: it is an infusion, and the current pack ingredients name no tea leaf of any kind, whether black, green, white or oolong. No milligram figure is inferred. See our caffeine guide which sets out what separates tea leaf, decaf tea and herbal infusions.

Twinings Pure Camomile is exactly what the name says, a single-ingredient pure camomile flower infusion, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection as the no-frills baseline against which every flavoured camomile blend is judged, the unflavoured plain cup against which Twinings Camomile and Orange, Camomile and Honey and the various Superblends camomile recipes can be measured.

The camomile flower does all the work, giving the cup its pale-gold colour, the familiar gentle honeyed-floral character and a 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 fruit-citrus tisane.

A high-street pure camomile at an accessible price, the pyramid format giving the flowers room to open properly during the brew. The cup takes a slice of fresh lemon or a teaspoon of honey beautifully if the plain camomile feels too austere, a versatile store-cupboard herbal.

Twinings Pure Camomile exists as a functional upgrade for the tea drinker who wants a reliable, consistent path to relaxation. While many herbal teas are blends of various leaves, this is a celebration of a single, powerful flower. Twinings selects only the central yellow pollen heads and white petals, avoiding the stalks and stems that bulk out cheaper brands. This results in a liquor that is clear, golden, and profoundly sweet.

Curator notes: the tasting profile is the result of our own review, judged against the pack format as currently sold and the brand's specification, and tested through brews that follow the recommended time and temperature. Anything ordered before 2pm, Monday to Friday, is dispatched from the UK the same day. Further reading on storage, freshness windows and brewing temperatures for Pure Camomile sits in the Q and A tab on this page.

From the catalogue

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It suits anyone who finds it hard to switch off in the evening. After a draining day at work, or with a mind that will not settle at night, the habit of

The Story Behind the Twinings

Thomas Twining opened his shop at 216 Strand, London, in 1706 and founded Twinings; the same shop still serves customers there, the oldest tea shop in the world that has never closed down. Nine generations of Twinings ran the business, and today Stephen Twining acts as ambassador. The Royal Warrant dates from 1837, when Queen Victoria granted it to Twinings; the company supplies the UK Royal Household with tea to this day.

Our Commitment To The Planet

Twinings treats sustainable tea production as a goal, saying that every cup respects the environment as well as the heritage of growers worldwide.

  • Sourced With Care: An ethical sourcing programme that improves livelihoods in growing regions, focusing on gender equality and sustainable farming.

  • Packaging: Camomile bags, carton and wrapping may need different disposal routes, so follow the UK pack and your local authority's guidance.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Twinings Pure Camomile, 20 Tea Bags 30g, please cite teas.co.uk.

Brand

The story behind Twinings

Twinings has been blending tea on London's Strand since 1706, the same address, three centuries later. Holders of the royal warrant for tea since 1837, they're the brand most-associated with Earl Grey, English Breakfast, and the polished afternoon-tea aesthetic. Wide flavoured-tea range; ethical sourcing through the Twinings Community Needs Assessment programme.

Packaging: Each pack holds twenty camomile tea bags, together weighing 30g.

Founded1706, England
FormatTea bags
CertificationSustainable · Rainforest Alliance
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Sustainability

Our commitment to the planet

✓Sustainable
✓Rainforest Alliance
Tasting notes

The taste profile

Floral Honey●●●●● 5/5
Distinct sweetness derived from the pollen rich flower heads.
Apple Orchard●●●●○ 4/5
Fresh, fruity high notes typical of high grade camomile.
Hay Like Warmth●●●○○ 3/5
Grounding, earthy base notes for a comforting finish.
Bitterness●○○○○ 1/5
Zero bitterness; a smooth and silky mouthfeel.
4.9/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Side by side

How does it compare

vs Pukka Three CamomileCompared with that mass market option, Twinings Pure Camomile is the more distinct tasting cup, and its competitive price makes it good value; Pukka Three Camomile is the first to thin.
vs Tick Tock SleepyThat blend puts its weight on one dominant note, whereas Twinings Pure Camomile is balanced and aromatic and made for every day rather than a now and then treat.
vs Twinings Pure CamomileThe 20 bag box sits at a similar price and shelf position, and differs through certified sourcing, packaging described as ethical, and the Twinings history told above.

To draw the most from your Twinings Pure Camomile, specific thermal techniques are required to protect the delicate apigenin compounds.

Ideal brewing conditions · Hot

The Barista Hot Serve

01
MeasurePut one tea bag in whichever mug you like best, or in a cup you have warmed.
02
WaterTake water at 100 degrees Celsius, freshly boiled.
03
CoverImportant: Cover your mug with a saucer while steeping. This prevents the precious volatile oils from escaping with the steam.
04
SteepInfuse for 3 to 5 minutes. 3 minutes gives a light, floral cup; 5 minutes extracts the deeper, sleep inducing compounds.
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FinishGood plain, though a teaspoon of honey rounds out the sweetness.
Ideal brewing conditions · Iced

The Iced Camomile Wind Down

01
ConcentratePlace 3 tea bags in a 500ml jug and pour over 200ml of boiling water.
02
SteepInfuse for 10 minutes while covered to retain the floral aromatics.
03
ServeTop up with chilled water and ice. The result is a refreshing, hydrating iced herbal tea that stays gentle in character.
Brewing

Brewing the perfect cup

Water temperature100°C: water that has only just boiled draws the most out of the flower heads.
MeasureUse one bag, no more, for each 200ml of just boiled water.
SteepCover it and leave 5 to 7 minutes; with a cover on, the volatile oils are caught and fall back into the cup while it cools.
ServiceA teaspoon of clear honey will tone down the flower if you find it too floral. Skip the milk; it dulls the apple honey notes.
TimingMany people have it roughly 45 minutes before bed.
Best withPlain shortbread or oatmeal biscuits, a slice of lemon drizzle cake, or nothing at all as the last cup of the night.
Safety and purity

What’s in it, what to know

Nutrient NoteNothing but camomile flower heads and petals goes into this bag, so the cup is as plain as the name says.
Chemical CleanlinessFree from artificial colours, preservatives, and synthetic fillers.
Allergen AlertCamomile is a member of the daisy family; those with severe allergies to ragweed or daisies should exercise caution.
DrowsinessMay cause mild relaxation and drowsiness; be aware if driving or operating machinery.
Pregnancy NoteNHS advice during pregnancy is a ceiling of four cups of herbal tea daily, with teas containing liquorice root left out. 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

Caffeine: Pure Camomile is naturally free of caffeine: it is an infusion, and the current pack ingredients name no tea leaf of any kind, whether black, green, white or oolong. No milligram figure is inferred. See our caffeine guide which sets out what separates tea leaf, decaf tea and herbal infusions.

Camomile is the characterising component shown, and any unquantified base makes up what remains. Sourcing is worldwide, while blending and packing follow the brand's own specification.

Packaging: Camomile bags, carton and wrapping may need different disposal routes, so follow the UK pack and your local authority's guidance.

What's in Twinings Pure Camomile, 20 Tea Bags 30g, and what isn't:

  • No artificial colours, preservatives or added sugar: any sweetness is natural to the blend.
  • Allergen note: the site that packs this camomile also deals with nuts and cereals, so check the newest pack for its cross contact wording.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Twinings Pure Camomile, 20 Tea Bags 30g, please cite teas.co.uk.

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