Yogi Bedtime Herbal Tea Caffeine Free Chamomile

Yogi Bedtime Herbal Tea (Caffeine Free Chamomile) is a boxed, 16-count carton of compostable tea bags you’d find on the grocery aisle with other herbal and specialty teas — near chamomile, valerian, and sleep-aid blends, and close to organic teas and wellness tonics. It’s aimed at nighttime rituals and quiet self-care occasions: picked up during an evening grocery run, as part of a calming bedtime routine, or when shopping for natural sleep supports. The brand positions itself as mindful and wellness-oriented, appealing to shoppers who favor organic, plant-based remedies, yoga culture, and small-batch or craft food narratives; its marketing speaks to adults seeking restful sleep and a gentle, natural approach to relaxation. Labels emphasize organic certification, “caffeine free,” compostable tea bags, and botanical wellness claims — creating a strong “natural” and health-halo impression without child-focused or indulgent candy-like branding. In plain terms, the product is made from dried herbs and botanical extracts rather than whole-food meals, and is minimally processed into tea bags and extracts for convenience. Sensory notes: a warm, fragrant infusion with a soft, floral chamomile base, gentle spearmint coolness, spicy-citrus accents from cardamom and cinnamon, and an herbaceous finish from valerian and skullcap; texture is thin, clear liquid with aromatic steam. Packaging is a slim, recyclable carton with individually wrapped, compostable sachets — the ritual is deliberate and slow: steeping for several minutes, dim lights, deep breaths, and a moment of unwinding before bed. Overall it reads as a practical, calming staple in American grocery culture for those who prioritize organic and ritualized self-care.