Bigelow Tea Chamomile Lavender Sleep

Bigelow Chamomile Lavender Sleep is a familiar boxed herbal tea you’d spot on a grocery shelf in the tea and coffee aisle or near the natural/organic teas and bedtime wellness displays — often shelved beside other calming blends, honey jars, and soothing cold- and flu remedies. Sized as an 18-count box, it presents as an evening, self-care product marketed to adults seeking better sleep: gentle, floral imagery and the word “SLEEP” in prominent type cue ritual and relaxation. The brand positioning leans into Bigelow’s long-standing tea heritage while tapping wellness culture — aimed at health-minded shoppers, busy parents, and professionals who favor calm-down routines. Label copy emphasizes floral, calming notes and uses “natural” flavor language; there’s no organic seal listed on the ingredient line, and the packaging relies on soft pastels rather than child-focused characters. The ingredient list is straightforward — chamomile, lavender, passionflower and other flowers — but it also includes “natural lavender and rose flavors,” and the product is sold in factory-sealed tea bags inside a printed cardboard box. Processing context: whole dried herbs are used, but they’re dried, blended and bagged with added natural flavors and industrial packaging. Sensory details: steeping yields a warm, pale-gold infusion with a soft, floral lavender top note and a honeyed chamomile finish; texture is smooth and infusion-based rather than particulate. Typical use is a nightly ritual — heat water, steep 4–6 minutes in a mug, breathe deep and pause devices — making this a pantry staple for bedtime routines, relaxing evenings, or as a small hospitality gesture for overnight guests.