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Scottish Single & Mixed Batch Chamomile

The only single batch chamomile available - each day's pick is a single batch, which is separated and kept pristine. Varying factors such as temperature, time, rain and sun will provide a slightly different flavour to each batch. For a more consistent flavour we also have a limited amount of mixed batch caddies.

Like no other chamomile you have had before, our special limited edition naturally grown German Chamomile (Matricaria recutita) is sublime, with a grassy aroma and taste, and floral and delicately sweet closing notes. Flowers are comb picked and sorted by hand one by one from Kinnettles Tea Garden by the Walker-Munro family in Angus, Scotland, during the summer months.


Compared to standard chamomile, our chamomile is noticeably different in smell, colour and taste, without the expected intense bitterness, so you won't need honey or any sweeteners! This is due to the purer growing conditions, the method of drying and each flower being picked at just the right time.

We recommend linden as a chamomile alternative.

Best before dates are an indicative guide and not a strict rule of when the quality of food or drink will start to change. They are irrelevant to safety and therefore all our herbal infusions may still be enjoyed past their best before dates! This is an extremely rare batch, and will never be available again. Best Before Date: 31 August 2023

Delivery time 1 - 5 working days, after the day of despatch. Order before 2pm on a working day for same day despatch.

  • Weight: Caddy 7g

    Ingredients: 100% Chamomile

    Country of Origin: Scotland

    The only single batch chamomile available - each day's pick is a single batch, which is separated and kept pristine. Varying factors such as temperature, time, rain and sun will provide a slightly different flavour to each batch. For a more consistent flavour we also have a limited amount of mixed batch caddies.

    Compared to standard chamomile, our chamomile is noticeably different in smell, colour and taste, without the expected intense bitterness. This is due to the purer growing conditions, the method of drying and each flower being handpicked at just the right time. It has a grassy aroma and taste, with floral and delicately sweet closing notes.

    Health Benefits: Gut Health and Digestion, Antioxidants, Anti-inflammatory, Antiaging, Antispasmodic, Circulatory System, Mental Health, Decongestant, immunity, Feminine Health, Pain Relief, Sleep

    Storage Guide

    Please note the pouches are not airtight, and therefore once opened, your tisane should be transferred to an airtight caddy or storage jar in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. We do not recommend glass, plastic and paper containers.

    Medical disclaimer

    Any noted health benefits of our herbal infusions are from traditional medicine and should not be used to prevent or cure any disease. Consult a GP if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have any other health concerns.

    Our herbal infusions are allergen free, however we cannot guarantee that our foragers and pickers have not come into any contact with any allergens whilst picking or processing.

  • Introducing Kinnettles Tea Garden, located in the Strathmore Valley on the North East Coast of Scotland in Angus, who have been growing tea since 2007. Susie Walker-Munro sold the tea garden’s first commercial crop of handmade Kinnettles Gold in 2015. Along with growing and making their own tea they also have a horticultural business which supplies tea plants grown from specially selected cold tolerant seed brought in from Ilam District in Nepal.

    In April 2021, The Tea Gardens of Scotland, a new artisanal tea brand, launched Nine Ladies Dancing and is now stocking Fortnum & Mason with its first batch of tea plucked together from nine independent tea gardens across Scotland, including Kinnettles grown tea!

    One of Susie’s polytunnels had collapsed due to snow over the winter so a large part of it was removed exposing the tea bushes and surrounding ground to rain. Years ago she had planted the tunnels with clovers and chamomile to grow alongside her prized tea plants, but the extra hand watering which was required became burdensome, so she focused on the tea bushes and had forgotten about any fallen seeds from 5 or 6 years ago until a few weeks ago! And now, we’re so pleased to say we have been very blessed as she has the time to harvest it due to the tea plucking season being so late this year.

    Susie’s chamomile is naturally grown without the use of pesticides, comb picked and sifted by hand. Compared to standard chamomile, it is noticeably different in smell, colour and taste, without the expected intense bitterness. This is due to the purer growing conditions, the method of drying and each flower being picked at just the right time.

    Usually the stems of chamomile are not included as they are sold on to the pharmaceutical industry, but given there is no further use of any of the chamomile we source, you’ll find more of the stems included, which provide an even grassier aroma and taste, with floral and delicately sweet closing notes. We hope you enjoy photos of our June - July 2021 chamomile harvest!

  • "Chamomile" is the common name for several herbs from the daisy-like flowers of the Asteraceae plant family. The name “chamomile” is derived the Greek word “chamomaela” (χαμαίμηλον (khamaimēlon)) meaning "ground apple" to describe its apple-like aroma. One of the most ancient and versatile medicinal herbs known to mankind, having been used medicinally for around 5,000 years, chamomile's use was noted in hieroglyphic records, in addition to an ancient Anglo-Saxon manuscript, and was commonly used by ancient Greek physicians. Throughout the ages chamomile has been used by physicians and herbalists for fevers and women's conditions, in fact the botanical name of the most widely cultivated plant, Matricaria, is derived from the Latin word for womb. At present, "chamomile" is used in traditional medicine as an herbal remedy for insomnia, stress and anxiety, and treating cold and flu symptoms, as well as improving immunity during sickness.
  • Delivery time 1 - 5 working days, after the day of despatch. Order before 2pm on a working day for same day despatch.

    Deliveries outside the UK are available on request, please contact us with your delivery address and order, as we will be able to arrange international delivery via standard postal service or courier.

Weight: Caddy 7g

Ingredients: 100% Chamomile

Country of Origin: Scotland

The only single batch chamomile available - each day's pick is a single batch, which is separated and kept pristine. Varying factors such as temperature, time, rain and sun will provide a slightly different flavour to each batch. For a more consistent flavour we also have a limited amount of mixed batch caddies.

Compared to standard chamomile, our chamomile is noticeably different in smell, colour and taste, without the expected intense bitterness. This is due to the purer growing conditions, the method of drying and each flower being handpicked at just the right time. It has a grassy aroma and taste, with floral and delicately sweet closing notes.

Health Benefits: Gut Health and Digestion, Antioxidants, Anti-inflammatory, Antiaging, Antispasmodic, Circulatory System, Mental Health, Decongestant, immunity, Feminine Health, Pain Relief, Sleep

Storage Guide

Please note the pouches are not airtight, and therefore once opened, your tisane should be transferred to an airtight caddy or storage jar in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. We do not recommend glass, plastic and paper containers.

Medical disclaimer

Any noted health benefits of our herbal infusions are from traditional medicine and should not be used to prevent or cure any disease. Consult a GP if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have any other health concerns.

Our herbal infusions are allergen free, however we cannot guarantee that our foragers and pickers have not come into any contact with any allergens whilst picking or processing.

Introducing Kinnettles Tea Garden, located in the Strathmore Valley on the North East Coast of Scotland in Angus, who have been growing tea since 2007. Susie Walker-Munro sold the tea garden’s first commercial crop of handmade Kinnettles Gold in 2015. Along with growing and making their own tea they also have a horticultural business which supplies tea plants grown from specially selected cold tolerant seed brought in from Ilam District in Nepal.

In April 2021, The Tea Gardens of Scotland, a new artisanal tea brand, launched Nine Ladies Dancing and is now stocking Fortnum & Mason with its first batch of tea plucked together from nine independent tea gardens across Scotland, including Kinnettles grown tea!

One of Susie’s polytunnels had collapsed due to snow over the winter so a large part of it was removed exposing the tea bushes and surrounding ground to rain. Years ago she had planted the tunnels with clovers and chamomile to grow alongside her prized tea plants, but the extra hand watering which was required became burdensome, so she focused on the tea bushes and had forgotten about any fallen seeds from 5 or 6 years ago until a few weeks ago! And now, we’re so pleased to say we have been very blessed as she has the time to harvest it due to the tea plucking season being so late this year.

Susie’s chamomile is naturally grown without the use of pesticides, comb picked and sifted by hand. Compared to standard chamomile, it is noticeably different in smell, colour and taste, without the expected intense bitterness. This is due to the purer growing conditions, the method of drying and each flower being picked at just the right time.

Usually the stems of chamomile are not included as they are sold on to the pharmaceutical industry, but given there is no further use of any of the chamomile we source, you’ll find more of the stems included, which provide an even grassier aroma and taste, with floral and delicately sweet closing notes. We hope you enjoy photos of our June - July 2021 chamomile harvest!

"Chamomile" is the common name for several herbs from the daisy-like flowers of the Asteraceae plant family. The name “chamomile” is derived the Greek word “chamomaela” (χαμαίμηλον (khamaimēlon)) meaning "ground apple" to describe its apple-like aroma. One of the most ancient and versatile medicinal herbs known to mankind, having been used medicinally for around 5,000 years, chamomile's use was noted in hieroglyphic records, in addition to an ancient Anglo-Saxon manuscript, and was commonly used by ancient Greek physicians. Throughout the ages chamomile has been used by physicians and herbalists for fevers and women's conditions, in fact the botanical name of the most widely cultivated plant, Matricaria, is derived from the Latin word for womb. At present, "chamomile" is used in traditional medicine as an herbal remedy for insomnia, stress and anxiety, and treating cold and flu symptoms, as well as improving immunity during sickness.

Delivery time 1 - 5 working days, after the day of despatch. Order before 2pm on a working day for same day despatch.

Deliveries outside the UK are available on request, please contact us with your delivery address and order, as we will be able to arrange international delivery via standard postal service or courier.

Brewing Instructions

Use 1g for every 200ml of 100°C spring water and let this herbal infusion steep, ideally for 3-5 minutes, to fully unfold its natural flavour.

Caddy 30g makes approx. *30 cups
Caddy Refill Pouch 30g makes approx. *30 cups

*Estimations are based on drinking the traditional way, where one portion will give you at least one cup – just refill with 100°C water and steep for two minutes longer than the original brew time.

Health Benefits

Herbal teas have health-promoting properties. In fact, herbal teas have been used as natural remedies for a variety of ailments for hundreds of years. Learn more about health benefits of our herbal infusions.

Tasting notes and pairing

Floral, grassy, earthy and mellow.
Seafood with creamy sauces, Poultry (turkey), Mediterranean flavours, Fruit (apple and pear) desserts, Honey & vanilla desserts, Spirits & non-alcoholic beverage.

Discover Our Chamomile Origin

Our Scottish chamomile is single origin and certified organic from Windy Hollow Farm, in Auchterarder. The Griesbaum family, with their love for nature and commitment for a healthy ecosystem, strongly believe that this can be best achieved with organic farm practices, learning and understanding about healthy soil, plants and wildlife around us.

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