Chamomile Flower (Matricaria L.)

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Wild-collected and hand-packed, Chamomile Flower from Health Embassy is carefully prepared to preserve its quality. Ideal for making infusions, decoctions, or for blending with other herbs in your favourite preparations.

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Description

Chamomile Flower by Health Embassy is a hand-packed, high-quality botanical known for its aromatic sweetness and naturally comforting floral scent. Carefully selected and dried, these whole flowers retain their gentle fragrance and golden color, making them a versatile ingredient for a wide range of traditional and creative herbal applications. Naturally free from GMOs, artificial preservatives, and additives, this botanical offers a clean, pure experience appreciated by herbalists and tea lovers alike.

Botanical Characteristics and Traditional Use

Chamomile Flower, derived from the Matricaria plant, is characterized by its small, daisy-like blooms with bright yellow centers and white petals. The dried flowers release a distinctive apple-like aroma and a subtle, floral flavor when infused. Used in traditional European and Middle Eastern herbal practices for generations, chamomile has long been cherished for its delicate scent and mild, pleasant taste.

Traditionally, this dried flower has been enjoyed as a warm infusion at the end of the day, as part of bedtime blends, or paired with other herbs in relaxing tisanes. Its naturally sweet and floral qualities make it a popular choice for blending and culinary experimentation.

Preparation Methods

Chamomile Flower is easy to prepare and adapts well to a variety of brewing styles, making it a versatile option for both casual tea drinkers and experienced herbal enthusiasts. Whether you prefer quick infusions or longer steeping times, this botanical can be tailored to suit your personal taste and preparation preferences. Here are several suggested methods to get the most out of your dried Chamomile Flowers:

Hot Infusion

  • Use 1 to 2 teaspoons (approximately 1.5–2 grams) of dried flowers per 200 ml of water.

  • Heat the water to about 90–95°C, just below boiling.

  • Steep for 5 to 15 minutes, depending on how strong and fragrant you prefer your infusion.

  • Strain and enjoy the warm, aromatic floral tea on its own or with optional additions like honey or lemon peel.

Cold Infusion

  • Add 3 teaspoons of Chamomile Flower to 500 ml of cold, filtered water.

  • Cover and refrigerate for 6 to 8 hours.

  • Strain before serving. This method yields a smooth, subtly sweet infusion perfect for summer or for preparing ahead of time.

Suggested Herbal Blends

Chamomile Flower pairs well with a variety of other herbs from Health Embassy’s collection, allowing you to create aromatic, balanced, and flavorful infusions tailored to your preferences. Below are some recommended blends:

  • Lemon Balm Leaf – A light, lemony herb that harmonizes with chamomile’s sweetness and adds a bright citrus aroma.

  • Linden Flower – A gentle floral companion that deepens the infusion’s body and enhances its natural fragrance.

  • Rose Petals – Adds a soft, romantic touch and additional floral complexity, perfect for elegant tea blends.

  • Lavender Flower – A fragrant herbal partner that strengthens the aromatic profile and adds depth to bedtime or calming tisanes.

  • Elderflower – Introduces a mild, honey-like flavor and blends beautifully with chamomile’s apple-like sweetness.

These combinations are excellent as daily infusions or for creating your own unique tea blends for gifting or personal enjoyment.

Additions to Enhance Your Infusion

For those who enjoy customizing their herbal drinks, several simple additions can bring new character to your chamomile-based infusion:

  • A drizzle of honey for added smoothness and sweetness

  • A small piece of dried orange or lemon peel for a bright citrus twist

  • A few fresh mint leaves for a cooling, herbal accent

  • A pinch of cinnamon or vanilla powder for a warmer flavor profile

These optional ingredients help you tailor your infusion according to season, mood, or personal taste.

Culinary and Topical Use

In addition to its applications in beverages and cooking, Chamomile Flower can also be used for external purposes. When added to a warm bath, the dried flowers release their gentle aroma and natural oils, creating a soothing and aromatic experience. Simply place a handful of chamomile flowers in a muslin bag or directly into the bathwater and allow them to steep as you soak. This simple method is ideal for those who appreciate the calming properties of natural botanicals as part of their self-care routine.

As with any botanical, individuals with known sensitivities should perform a patch test before topical use or consult a professional before applying Chamomile to the skin or using it in a bath.

Product Quality & Responsibility

At Health Embassy, we take pride in offering botanicals that reflect purity, authenticity, and responsible sourcing. Our Chamomile Flower tea is:

  • Carefully selected and hand-packed in small batches

  • Naturally dried to preserve aroma, color, and integrity

  • Free from GMOs, artificial preservatives, and flavorings

  • Packed in resealable kraft pouches for lasting freshness and easy storage

We are committed to maintaining traditional methods and supporting environmentally mindful practices, ensuring our customers receive an herbal ingredient

Learn More

For those interested in exploring more about chamomile’s traditional use and versatility, a variety of reputable online sources and professional literature are available. These resources can provide background on its historical role in herbal practices, preparation techniques, and additional pairing ideas with other botanicals and ingredients.

Disclaimer

This product is offered as a pure botanical ingredient. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace any medical advice or professional recommendations. Always consult with a qualified practitioner before introducing new herbs into your routine, especially if pregnant, nursing, or on medication.

Additional information

Weight

100g, 50g