Cool, calm, and collected — chamomile tea is the timeless herbal infusion known for its soothing properties. Whether you’re winding down after a busy day or looking for a caffeine-free nightcap, the golden glow of chamomile tea makes every sip feel restorative.

At T2 Singapore, you can explore a curated collection of chamomile teas — from classic Just Chamomile to calming blends like Sweetest Dreams and The Quiet Mind. Available in both loose-leaf and tea bag formats, our teas are sustainably sourced and can be enjoyed in-store at our Singapore locations or delivered straight to your door.

Chamomile tea benefits

Chamomile tea consists of calming and relaxing properties that make it the ideal drink to sip on in the late afternoon or before jumping into bed. Brew yourself a cup or a teapot full and enjoy the ultra-soothing benefits as you relax, unwind and ground yourself after a busy day. Aside from its mild taste with mellow notes of honey and grass, it’s caffeine-free, making it a great choice for those new to the world of tea or easily affected by stimulants.

• Add 1 teaspoon of loose-leaf chamomile (or 1 tea bag) to your cup.
• Pour over 100°C water and let steep for 3–5 minutes.
• Enjoy as is, or add honey, lemon, or mint for a personalized touch.

Relax, unwind and shop the best collection of chamomile teas at T2 today

At T2, we have a large variety of organic chamomile teas that are sustainably sourced and perfect for any occasion. Choose from our delicious Quiet Mind and Just Chamomile varieties, which can help you relax after a long day. Or decompress after a tough week with our popular bedtime blends, such as Nighty Nite or Sweetest Dreams.

However you like to brew your batch, our teas are available in loose-leaf and teabag varieties, and pair perfectly with flavours like lavender, apple, lemongrass and spearmint.

Explore our curated collection online today to kick back and relax as you enjoy sipping on an array of different teas — and steep the chamomile tea benefits for yourself.

Note: Chamomile teas may affect people with severe pollen allergies, as the tea may be contaminated by pollen from nearby plants. Infants and young children should not drink chamomile tea, as it may be contaminated with botulism spores, similar to honey.