Your bedtime tea.
The way evenings
used to end.
Eight botanicals built around valerian root, with chamomile, lemon balm and lavender. Caffeine free, no added sugar, and nothing artificial. The kind of cup people have wound down with for centuries.
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Valerian Comfort Herbal Tea
Eight botanicals, grown and blended in India
Not a trend. These are the plants Indian households have reached for at the end of the day for generations, blended the way they were meant to be.
Valerian root
The reason this cup tastes earthy rather than sweet, and the reason it exists. Valerian root has been part of calming evening preparations in Greek, European and Ayurvedic traditions for well over two thousand years.
We use real root, not flavouring. You can smell it the moment the water hits the bag.
Chamomile, lemon balm, lavender
Chamomile and lemon balm are the gentle pair, long associated with unhurried evenings and easy on the stomach after a late dinner. Lavender is mostly aroma, and aroma matters more at bedtime than people expect.
Licorice root brings the natural sweetness, which is why the cup needs no sugar.
Valerian Comfort is a herbal tea, sold and enjoyed as a beverage. Where we mention how a plant has traditionally been used, that is cultural and historical background, not a health claim. Not recommended for children under 12.
Most evenings just stop. They never actually end.
Laptop shuts. Phone comes to bed. Last coffee was at 4pm and still feels close. There is no moment in the day that says the day is over, so the day never quite does.
The day has no ending
One more email, one more episode, one more scroll. Evenings drift instead of closing, and bedtime arrives as an interruption rather than a plan.
Afternoon coffee overstays
Caffeine has a long goodbye. A 4pm cup is still in the room at 10pm, which is exactly why the last drink of the day should have none in it.
"Bedtime" teas that taste like dessert
Most night blends lean on added sugar and artificial flavour to cover thin ingredients. You are drinking a candy, not a tea.
A cup is a signal. Boil the kettle, steep for five minutes, sit down with something warm that has no caffeine and nothing artificial in it. The ritual is the point. Brewix Valerian Comfort is simply a very good version of that cup.
Honest about the taste, because valerian is not subtle
We would rather tell you now than have you surprised on night one.
Earthy, herbal, a little like a forest floor
Real valerian root smells like real valerian root. Strong on the first pour, then the lavender and chamomile come forward as it cools slightly. Plenty of people grow to love it. A few never do, which is what the 30 days are for.
Smooth, naturally sweet at the finish
Licorice root does the sweetening, so there is no sugar and no sweetener. Lemon balm keeps it bright rather than heavy. Five minutes is the sweet spot. Eight minutes is for people who like it serious.
About fifteen minutes, start to empty cup
Long enough to be a real pause in the evening, short enough that you will actually do it every night. That repetition is the whole idea.
Against the usual bedtime tea aisle
Same shelf, very different bags. These are ingredient and format differences, nothing more.
| Brewix Valerian Comfort | Typical supermarket "bedtime" blend |
Plain chamomile tea bag |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Valerian root | Real root, first ingredient | Usually none, or flavouring only | None |
| Botanicals in the blend | 8 | 2 to 3 | 1 |
| Added sugar or sweetener | None, licorice root instead | Common | None |
| Artificial flavour | None | Common | Sometimes |
| Caffeine | Zero | Usually zero | Zero |
| Bag format | Whole-leaf pyramid, plant-based | Dust and fannings in paper | Dust and fannings in paper |
| Cost per cup | About $0.61 on the 3 Pack | About $0.25 to $0.40 | About $0.10 to $0.20 |
| Try it risk free | 30 days, even opened | No | No |
Supermarket and chamomile columns reflect commonly sold products in the US bedtime tea category and are given as a general guide. Check any individual pack's own label.
Three pouches. Seventy-five evenings.
About $0.61 a cup, and free shipping on every order.
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All eight. Nothing else.
No fillers, no flavouring, no "natural flavour" hiding a long list. What follows is how each plant has traditionally been used and what it does to the cup.
Full ingredient list: valerian root, chamomile, lavender, lemon balm, spearmint, licorice root, rose petals, natural passion fruit flavour. That is the entire list.
Four steps, about fifteen minutes
Do it at the same time every night and the kettle starts doing half the work.
What our tea drinkers are saying
4.7 stars from 33 reviews on this tea, and over 44,000 pouches shipped across our range
Reviews are the personal opinions of individual customers and describe their own experience and preference. They are not claims by Brewix, and they are not medical advice. Brewix products are teas, sold as everyday beverages.
Build your daily tea ritual
Morning, afternoon and night. One bundle for the whole day.
We think the end of your day deserves a real cup.
We're Harshit and Sudarshana, husband and wife from India, where herbal tea has been part of evening life for thousands of years. When we looked at what Americans were reaching for at night, the answer was almost never a cup of tea. It was something you swallow quickly and forget about.
So we blended one. Eight botanicals, sourced directly from Indian farms, each chosen for the part it plays in the cup and for how long it has been part of an evening routine back home.
No artificial flavour. No added sugar. No fillers to pad out the bag. Just plants, in a pyramid bag, the way we drink it ourselves.
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Brewix Valerian Comfort is a herbal tea, sold and intended as an everyday beverage. References to traditional use are cultural and historical, and are not health claims. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or managing a health condition, speak to your doctor before making any herbal tea a daily habit.