Three organic herbal teas for three paths into rest. Chamomile for the gentle wind-down, No Worries for the tense evening, Good Night for the deep slow.
The Bedtime Box holds three organic, caffeine-free herbal blends for the end of the day: Chamomile, No Worries, and Good Night. Each comes as a 2-ounce loose-leaf pouch, enough for 20 to 30 cups depending on how strong you brew. Three teas, three flavors of evening: one floral and apple-sweet, one warm-spiced, one deep and rooty.
It's the gift for the friend who guards her 10pm ritual. The teacher who needs Sunday afternoon to feel like Sunday afternoon. The coworker who opens your card and says, "How did you know?" The person whose kettle is the last thing switched off at night.
Chamomile is the classic: whole Egyptian flowers, sweet and apple-like, the evening cup of Western herbalism for centuries. No Worries wraps holy basil and kava root in cinnamon bark and orange peel, a warm, gently spiced cup with an earthy depth. Good Night blends kava root, passionflower, and skullcap with chamomile, lemon balm, and lavender: floral on top, root-deep underneath, the fullest pour of the three.
A note before you gift it: No Worries and Good Night contain kava root, a traditional Pacific Island botanical with a caution worth reading first (see the kava question below). If the person you're shopping for is pregnant or nursing, choose one of our kava-free herbal teas instead.
Three teas, three rituals. Open one tonight. Save the rest for the nights that ask for it.
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The Bedtime Box Set gift collection featuring Chamomile, Good Night, and No Worries loose leaf herbal teas in branded pouches arranged in a wooden box with styling accessories, by Yerba Buena Tea Company.
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Bedtime Box gift set with three loose leaf herbal teas: Chamomile, Good Night, and No Worries in black pouches arranged on a neutral surface, by Yerba Buena Tea Company.
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Bedtime Box Set gift featuring three loose leaf herbal teas: Chamomile, Good Night, and a third blend displayed in branded pouches with tea leaves scattered, by Yerba Buena Tea Company.
The warm-spiced cup for the end of a long day. Cinnamon bark and orange peel up front, holy basil and kava root underneath, oatstraw and wood betony rounding it out. Sweet, gently spicy, and grounding in flavor. Kava root has been sipped in Pacific Island ceremony for centuries; expect a mild, pleasant tingle on the tongue.
The last cup of the evening, for the wind-down shelf. Kava root, passionflower, and skullcap under chamomile, lemon balm, and lavender: floral on top, earthy underneath, the fullest pour of the three. Steep it a full 7 minutes so the kava root opens up.
The Bedtime Box was such a thoughtful set, chamomile, kava and lavender blends all for winding down. Beautiful presentation too.
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Jamal I.
lovely sleepy sampler
Bought this to find my favorite sleep tea and loved working through it. All gentle and floral. Great little box.
Your Bedtime Box Questions, Answered.
Who is this box for?
Anyone who takes the last hour of the day seriously. The friend who guards her 10pm ritual. The teacher grading papers who wants the kettle on by nine. The coworker still drinking grocery-store tea bags. The host who ends every dinner with "stay for one more cup." The box gives them three caffeine-free evening teas to work through, so they can find the one that fits. One note before gifting: No Worries and Good Night contain kava root, so skip this box for anyone who is pregnant or nursing, and see the kava question below.
What's the difference between these three teas?
Chamomile is the light one: pure whole flowers, apple-sweet, nothing else in the pouch. No Worries is the warm one: cinnamon bark and orange peel over holy basil and kava root, closer to a gentle spice blend than a floral tea. Good Night is the deep one: kava root, passionflower, and skullcap under chamomile, lemon balm, and lavender, floral on top with an earthy, rooty base. Three different flavors of evening. Start with whichever sounds best tonight.
Two of these teas contain kava root. What should I know?
No Worries and Good Night contain kava root; Chamomile does not. FDA advises that kava-containing products have been associated with rare reports of severe liver injury. Not for use if you are pregnant or nursing, have a liver condition, drink alcohol regularly, or take medication. Consult your healthcare provider before use, and discontinue and seek care for symptoms such as unusual fatigue, abdominal pain, dark urine, or yellowing of the skin or eyes. Kava also carries three thousand years of ceremonial history across the Pacific Islands, prepared and shared with care. We ask the same of you.
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