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An Irish Herbal: Barry’s Camomile Tea

teadog.com — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 14:00:49 +0000

Even though we are mostly black tea drinkers, every now and then we really get into an herbal. Barry’s Camomile Tea is just such a tea. It is smooth and very relaxing. One member of our team drank it every night for a week before bed. He swore it helped him get a better night’s sleep. Overall, Barry’s Camomile Tea is excellent. It is inexpensive (only $5.99) and very high quality.

Camomile Tea from Barry's of Ireland.

Get Your Child Off Soda and Juice with Childrens Tea

teadog.com — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:32:57 +0000

Many kids drink too much soda or juice. Some parents struggle to find a healthy and tasty drink kids will really enjoy. If this describes your house, you may want to introduce a childrens tea. Try several different kinds to find what your kids prefer.

A great place to start is Bushbabines from Intaba Tea, which is an organic blend of rooibos and honeybush. Completely healthy, Intaba Bushbabies tea is naturally caffeine free, healthy, calming and sweet tasting. Bushbabies combines the soothing effect of rooibos with the naturally sweet taste of honeybush. Bushbabies can be served hot or cold. Children really will love the sweet taste.

Give your kids Intaba Bushbabies Tea. They will enjoy the taste.

Camomile Tea from England: Taylors of Harrogate

teadog.com — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 13:30:50 +0000

When it comes to herbal tea, many tea drinkers dont think about traditional tea companies that usually offer black teas. Instead, they turn to companies that often offer an inferior tea. If your tea company can make a good cup of regular tea, they can definitely make a good herbal tea.

Take Taylors of Harrogate, a small family tea company from England, for example. Taylors makes Yorkshire Tea, which has been awarded best cup of tea in England. If you are looking for a camomile tea (or chamomile), you should try Taylors.

Taylors Chamomile Tea contains pure chamomile flowers, which are dried quickly after being picked to preserve mild, fresh flavor. Taylors uses organically-grown chamomile for the best purity and flavor. Chamomile is appreciated by many for its comforting, soothing taste and delicate aroma. Since it is naturally caffeine free, it makes the ideal bedtime drink.

Taylors of Harrogate Camomile Tea

Camomile Tea from Williamson

teadog.com — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:00:06 +0000

Williamson Tea, one of the great tea companies from England now offers a camomile variety.

Camomile aids in rest and relaxation. It is often used before bed to help get a good nights sleep. It is a light and refreshing tea that is naturally caffeine-free.

Williamson Camomile Tea comes in a box of 25 individually wrapped bags. Now, you can take a few on the road to use in any stressful situation.

Camomile Tea from Williamson

Barry’s Tea Now Offers Peppermint

teadog.com — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 21:05:03 +0000

If you drink Barry’s Tea or are a fan of Peppermint Tea, try this new herbal tea.

Try an Irish take on herbal tea. A refreshing and soothing herbal infusion, Barry’s Peppermint is worth trying. Traditionally, the herb of peppermint is said to aid digestion. Peppermint Tea is excellent after eating because it is known for its unique digestive qualities.

It is naturally decaffeinated and does not contain any added sugar. The tea is organic and grown to standards that restrict the use of pesticides or artificial fertilizers.

Barry's Peppermint Tea

Barry’s Tea Now Offers Camomile

teadog.com — Tue, 19 May 2009 20:03:22 +0000

Barry’s Tea offers some new herbal teas.

Barry’s Camomile is a delicate herbal infusion that helps relax and unwind. It is a relaxing herbal infusion with a soothing aroma. Barry’s Camomile is naturally caffeine free and contains no added sugars. The tea is organic and grown to organic standards that restrict the use of artificial pesticides or fertilizers. It comes in a box of 20 tea bags.

Camomile Tea from Whittard of Chelsea

admin — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:07:16 +0000

Whether you spell it camomile or chamomile, this herbal tea is always a favorite. If you are drinking a generic brand, you really should try camomile tea from Whittard of Chelsea.

Camomile is probably the world’s oldest known herbal remedy. An infusion of these whole yellow flower heads is popular as an evening drink, to relax and help sleep. It also relieves stomach upset, and soothes sore throats. Great with a spoon of honey to sweeten. The tea’s only ingredients are pure camomile flowers.

Camomile Tea from Taylors Tea

teadog.com — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:44:42 +0000

Chamomile Tea (or Camomile if you prefer) is perfect for relaxing. Because it is so popular, almost every tea company makes a chamomile tea. But, before you buy, find a tea company with a reputation for quality. Taylors of Harrogate is a family tea company that has won awards for making the best tea in England.

Try Honeybush Tea

teadog.com — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 15:20:12 +0000

Honeybush Tea has a small but dedicated following among tea drinkers. Delicate and fragrant, honeybush is an herb prepared from the flowers and leaves of the cyclopia species plants, which grow only in the mountain regions of South Africa. Honeybush Tea is a naturally caffeine-free.

Some of the best Honeybush Teas are available from Intaba Tea and Tega Tea.

Intaba Honeybush tea is an organic, pure and natural honeybush tea. Intaba Honeybush comes in a 20 tea bag box for $5.99.

Tega offers a natural and organic honeybush tea that comes in a 20 tea bag box for $5.99.

A Very Good Echinacea Tea from Whittard

teadog.com — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 18:29:13 +0000

Echinacea Tea is popular, partly because of its health benefits. Whittard Tea produces an excellent Lemon, Ginger and Echinacea Tea.

This delightful blend of citrus and ginger make for a mouth watering and refreshing drink. Mixed with Echinacea which boosts your immune system. Free from caffeine and tannin. Drink hot or cold.

The ingredients in the tea are echinacea, ginger root, lemon peel, linden flowers, lemon grass, blackberry leaves.