Honeyed chamomile with delicious floral and apple notes
A classic favorite, elevated by adaptogen Tulsi for stress support*
The perfect cozy cup of elevated herbal tea for tranquil nights in*
Organic, regeneratively grown whole herbs with no fillers or artificial ingredients
Caffeine free for a delectably relaxing tea time without jitters or crash.
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When I pulled my first tea bag out of the box and sniffed it, I thought Wow! I am about to have a new experience of Chamomile tea. The aroma, taste, and inner restful feeling before bed is my new nightly routine.
With relaxing Tulsi, soothing Chamomile and a touch of honey, this tea is the liquid version of cozy. Tulsi is an adaptogen that helps support balance of the body and mind.* Chamomile is regarded for its ability to calm the spirit and create cozy vibes. This subtly sweet and nurturing infusion is perfect for a tranquil night in. Organic herbs for relaxation, grown with love.*
Certified B Corp
ORGANIC INDIA is a certified B Corp, named among the top 5% of B Corps for Community in 2022. We have also achieved “Best for the World Overall” in 2018 and 2019, awarded to the top 10% of all B Corps. We are proud to be recognized alongside companies that protect people and the planet by meeting the highest standards of social and environmental performance, public transparency, and accountability.
Directly and Fairly Traded
Ethical partnerships are the heart and soul of our company. We contract with organic wildcrafters and purchase at premium market price. Most of our partners have been with us for more than ten years, and each is an integral part of our herbal family. As indispensable members of our team, we provide our wildcrafters health insurance and ongoing training by agricultural experts who are at the cutting edge of organic and regenerative farming—a no-brainer for us, but an unfortunately unheard of practice in the industry.
Why Choose Regenerative Organic?
High Herbal Quality. Regenerative Organic Agriculture greatly enriches soil, increases biodiversity and provides an optimal environment where herbs and botanicals can grow plentifully and develop fully.
Increased Product Potency. Research shows that herbs grown by Regenerative Organic standards contain a higher density of bioactives and nutrients than those grown conventionally or in a monoculture.
Carbon Sequestration. Soil tended to in a regenerative organic way serves as a critical carbon sink, helping to mitigate climate change by sequestering a significant amount of atmospheric CO₂.
Abundance for All. With Regenerative Organic, everyone benefits, from the soil and butterflies to the farmers and workers to the companies and consumers, securing a vibrant food future for generations.
USA Customer Support
If you have any questions please call our friendly customer care team based in Boulder Colorado at 888-550-8332 x100
Customer service hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM MST.
Tulsi, or Holy Basil, is a plant so versatile in its healing powers that Indians have long considered it sacred. In one ritual called Tulasi, Vivaha people witness the ceremonial marriage of the adaptogenic herb to the Hindu god Vishnu, or to his avatar Sri Krishna. This ancient Tulsi wedding brings Hindus to the end of the monsoon season and the beginning of the wedding season.
Tulsi, the queen of the Ayurvedic landscape, is the Incomparable One, the granter of health and renewal that nature has imbued with a cornucopia of healing qualities recognized for more than 5,000 years and now verified by modern science.
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