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108 Chamomile Ginger

Herbal Tea Blend

Loose-leaf tea, never bagged. Whole-leaf blends for a fuller cup — always free from plastic and microplastics.

Sommelier crafted. Every blend is designed and tasted by our founder & certified tea sommelier.

Small batch & hand crafted. Made in micro-lots for freshness and consistency in every caddy.

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Top Notes
Sharp Ginger
Middle Notes
Honeyed Chamomile
Base Notes
Lemon Myrtle
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A comforting twist on a classic, this herbal tea blend combines the mellow sweetness of chamomile with the subtle spice of ginger. It’s soothing with a kick — the perfect sip for settling the body and enlivening the spirit.

— Catherine, Founder & Certified Tea Sommelier
From Our Tea Sommelier

Chamomile Ginger is my calm with a kick – it's soothing, but it's not sleepy. I sip it when I want to feel both at rest and at ready.

x Catherine

FOUNDER & ITMA CERTIFIED TEA SOMMELIER

The Four Steps to Tasting Like a Sommelier

Behind the Blend

Every Forgrave blend is designed to be read the same way: aroma, color, body, and finish. It is the sequence Catherine uses to taste each blend she composes, a multisensory way of experiencing the tea that moves from first breath to last trace. Flavor lives inside body and finish, arriving on the palate at first sip and lingering long after.

Aroma
Step One
Aroma
Breathe it in before the first sip. Aroma sets the expectation for what the palate is about to meet and often carries more of the tea than the tongue alone will register.
Ginger arrives first and sharp, followed by the honeyed hay of chamomile settling in behind it.
Color
Step Two
Color
Tilt the cup toward the light and study the liquor, the color of the brewed tea. Each tea has a distinct and expected hue, and its clarity is the first signal of a leaf steeped properly.
Chamomile's signature golden glow, the exact warm tone of the dry bud itself.
Body
Step Three
Body
Take a slow sip and let it rest across the whole palate. This is where flavor first arrives, alongside the weight and texture of the tea on the tongue.
Light and soft in the chamomile tradition, lifted by a front-of-the-mouth ginger kick that keeps it from going flat.
Finish
Step Four
Finish
Breathe out gently after you swallow and notice what lingers. Much of flavor is carried on the exhale as aroma returns through the nose, so the finish is where a tea reveals its final notes.
The mellowness of honeyed hay stays, but the sharpness of ginger lingers longest.
A Walkthrough of This BlendWith Catherine — our founder & certified tea sommelier.

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108 Chamomile Ginger
Medium Caddy · $48
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