Herbal Tea
A light caffeine-free herbal tea with lemon balm, chamomile, lemon verbena, tulsi, spearmint, rose, and lavender. Twenty tea bags brew a fresh lemony-floral cup with mild mint and no added sugar—made for a deliberate daytime or evening pause.
Caffeine-Free Floral + Lemon Herbal Tea
Pipe Down blends lemon balm, chamomile, lemon verbena, tulsi, spearmint, rose petals, and lavender into a light caffeine-free cup for a deliberate pause during the day or evening. It stays bright and versatile instead of tasting like a heavy bedtime blend.
The cup: light-bodied and lemony with soft chamomile, mild spearmint, and a clean rose-lavender aroma. Floral and fresh, not earthy or strongly bitter.
Lemon balm and chamomile create the soft center. Tulsi adds rounded herbal depth, lemon verbena and spearmint brighten the cup, and rose with a measured amount of lavender gives the aroma a gentle finish rather than a perfumed taste.
Light-bodied and lemony with soft chamomile, mild spearmint, and a clean floral finish.
Fresh lemon balm and lemon verbena rise first, followed by chamomile, rose, and a measured lavender note that smells botanical rather than perfumey.
The blend may feel relaxing. Start with one cup and use care before driving until you know how it affects you. Chamomile may cause a reaction in people with ragweed or daisy-family allergies.
Pair it with these three products to extend the purpose of the tea without making the routine complicated:
Pause with lemony herbs, soft chamomile, fresh mint, rose, and a measured lavender aroma without committing to a heavy bedtime cup.
Blended with care & ships within 1 to 4 business days.
Lemon balm creates the soft citrus-herbal base. Chamomile adds mellow apple-floral roundness, tulsi brings aromatic depth, lemon verbena strengthens the bright lemon lift, spearmint cleans the finish, and rose with lavender adds a gentle floral aroma.
The ingredient guide below explains the individual contribution of every herb to the finished cup—its taste, aroma, mouthfeel, or traditional place in the blend.
Each herb has two jobs in the formula: it changes what the customer tastes or smells, and it helps define the intended wellness purpose of the finished blend.
“Why it is in the blend” describes traditional herbal use, emerging research, or the intended structure-and-function role of the ingredient. It does not mean one tea bag is a standardized clinical dose, and it is not a promise to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
What it contributes to the cup: Creates the soft citrus-herbal base of the cup.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to support a calmer nervous system and comfortable digestion, making it useful in blends meant for unwinding, stress-heavy days, or a gentler after-meal experience.
What it contributes to the cup: Adds a mellow apple-floral middle and gentle roundness.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to support relaxation and digestive comfort. It helps connect a warm-cup ritual with both physical ease and a calmer pace.
What it contributes to the cup: Strengthens the clean lemon aroma and brightens the steam.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to support digestive ease and relaxation. It helps bridge physical comfort with a lighter, calmer herbal experience.
What it contributes to the cup: Adds aromatic depth so the blend does not taste thin.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used as an adaptogenic herb to support resilience during everyday stress. It gives the blend a mind-and-body wellness role, although individual response and research strength vary.
What it contributes to the cup: Gives the finish a clean, mild cooling note.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to support digestive comfort and provide a fresh, settling finish. It is generally softer and less intense than peppermint.
What it contributes to the cup: Add a soft floral aroma and a polished finish.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used as a gentle aromatic for emotional ease and digestive comfort. Its support role is subtle and complementary rather than the main purpose of the blend.
What it contributes to the cup: Provides the final aromatic cue in a measured amount that avoids a soapy or perfumed cup.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to support relaxation and a calmer wind-down. It reinforces the bedtime or pause ritual through both aroma and herbal tradition.
Lemon Balm, Chamomile, Lemon Verbena, Tulsi, Spearmint, Rose Petals, Lavender.
Place one tea bag in 8–10 fl oz of freshly boiled water. Cover and steep for 6–8 minutes. Remove the bag and enjoy warm or chilled. Start with 1 cup to see how the blend feels for you; enjoy up to 2 cups daily.
20 filled herbal tea bags in one resealable pouch.
For adults. The blend may feel relaxing, so use care before driving until you know how it affects you. Ask a qualified healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or managing a medical condition. Chamomile can cause a reaction in people with ragweed or daisy-family allergies. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Blended with care & ships within 1 to 4 business days. Processing time is separate from carrier transit time. See our Shipping, Returns & Refunds, and Love It or Swap It Paw-mise™ pages for current terms and eligibility.
Start with hydration, layer comfort, and finish with something that makes the routine feel complete.