Chamomile Tea
This tea has been retired/discontinued.
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Ratings & Reviews
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83 Aroma: 9/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 4/5
Tchuggin' Okie (397 reviews) on Oct. 23rd, 2019
Though tagged here as retired, it seems McCormick has unretired it, for as of late October 2019, it is available in 10- or 25-count boxes on Amazon, and the web presences of big brick-and-mortar store chains like Wal-Mart, Safeway, Kroger and H-E-B. I got some in person at a regional Oklahoma chain today, for a little over two bucks, in the Hispanic foods section (this version is made in Mexico and has bilingual labeling). Good thing I found it too, as we almost were out of pure chamomile tea, and I usually can find some fairly inexpensively in-store somewhere.
So how is it? The dry bag is small—a pouch about 1.5 x 1.5 inches horizontally—but sealed in an individual plastic wrapper, with a very strong chamomile aroma that hints at what's to come. The in-cup color is clear and golden, as you'd expect with pure chamomile. The taste is a sweet, rich, creamy, buttery, quite delicious variety of the herb that clearly has been well-grown and -selected. I was surprised at the high quality. Regardless of the seemingly small dry-bag volume, the wet bag fluffs up nicely, pillow-like, with no wasted space. Despite leaving a lot of flavor in-cup, the wet bag still has a rich aroma making it worth breathing through. I hope McCormick doesn't really discontinue this product; it's probably the best chamomile tea I've had.
Tchuggin' Okie (397 reviews) on Oct. 23rd, 2019
Though tagged here as retired, it seems McCormick has unretired it, for as of late October 2019, it is available in 10- or 25-count boxes on Amazon, and the web presences of big brick-and-mortar store chains like Wal-Mart, Safeway, Kroger and H-E-B. I got some in person at a regional Oklahoma chain today, for a little over two bucks, in the Hispanic foods section (this version is made in Mexico and has bilingual labeling). Good thing I found it too, as we almost were out of pure chamomile tea, and I usually can find some fairly inexpensively in-store somewhere.
So how is it? The dry bag is small—a pouch about 1.5 x 1.5 inches horizontally—but sealed in an individual plastic wrapper, with a very strong chamomile aroma that hints at what's to come. The in-cup color is clear and golden, as you'd expect with pure chamomile. The taste is a sweet, rich, creamy, buttery, quite delicious variety of the herb that clearly has been well-grown and -selected. I was surprised at the high quality. Regardless of the seemingly small dry-bag volume, the wet bag fluffs up nicely, pillow-like, with no wasted space. Despite leaving a lot of flavor in-cup, the wet bag still has a rich aroma making it worth breathing through. I hope McCormick doesn't really discontinue this product; it's probably the best chamomile tea I've had.
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