Cha Cha Customer Reviews

I've found a new favorite nighttime tea! I did not like the smell of this tea out of the bag, but that's the case with a lot of teas. But once it steeps...oh man! The lemongrass adds a really citrusy scent that is divine. The taste is even better. I definitely taste the chamomile, but it is improved by the citrus of the lemongrass and then the peppermint adds a nice cool finish. This is going to be great going into wintertime with sore throats and everything else associated with that time of year! When this runs low I will definitely be buying the larger size of this tea!

7 min steep · 210°F · 3 helpful votes

Another one of my favorite tea. Very soothing, I drink this while I treat my patients

This is like an earthier, herb-y version of a namebrand sleepy tea. It's mint is cooling, the chamomile is soothing and almost sweet, and the lemongrass gives a nice mellow tang. This is definitely a tea I could enjoy every night before bed.

This tea is delicious! It's a perfect blend of sweet and refreshing, and is delicious on a rainy afternoon!

This tea is a good calming blend. it does have a pretty strong lemongrass flavor in addition to the chamomile.

Its the perfect mellow, calming tea. Its also a great tea to mix with other teas.

I got this as a free sample (thaaaank you, Adagio!). This is two-thirds of a great herbal blend: peppermint and chamomile, both of which I LOVE... and lemongrass, which is unfortunately one of my least favourite ingredients EVER. I'm so sorry, Adagio. I tried. it's not you, it's me. This would have been a perfect tea for sick days and upset stomachs, if only I could tolerate the dreaded lemongrass.

UPDATE: I still hate lemongrass. HOWEVER, I've served this to a number of guests with rave reviews. I even have one friend who has requested it regularly. I've upgraded my rating because clearly it's not a bad tea. Just... not for me.

An interesting blend, not my favorite, but my family really enjoyed it. Another great bed time tea.

Not my favorite blend but fine. The lemongrass definitely changes the flavor of the blend, so make sure you like lemongrass.

Great tea to have at the end of the day. Soothes my stomach and mind!

This is a very relaxing blend, I wasn't sure about camomile and lemongrass together but it actually makes a wonderful cup of herbal tea. Nice to have on hand for stressful days or colds.

Fresh and lemony. Bought as loose tea to use with paper filters.

I'm a little biased because I LOVE chamomile tea. This blend it perfect for bed time. Nice and relaxing. Sweet all on its own. No sugar or honey needed. Not quite as amazing as Fox Trot but still fantastic. I will be keeping this stocked.

This is a good tea, especially when paired with a stir fry dinner.

This is a subtle tea with hints of lemon grass, peppermint, and chamomile. I will probably add a little more peppermint next time, but that is just a personal preference.

I love the combination of sweet and minty. It is relaxing yet refreshing at the same time.

I really enjoy this tea. I make it a lot of nights with just a little honey, and it makes for a very relaxing evening drink.

This is a great tea for bed-time. The chammomile calms you down, while the lemongrass spearmint keeps the grassy edge aftertaste from being overpowering. This is a tea that I will be coming back to again, and again.

4 min steep · 312°F

This is probably my favorite tea. It is light, fragrant and a wonderful way to relax after a long day. I can steep this tea for any length of time and it still tastes wonderful.

I really love this tea. I enjoy chamomile at bedtime and I loved the blend of herbs and flowers, a great cup of tea

This tea is not only delicious, but it's amazingly relaxing. Very nice. Love the blend.

10 min steep · 212°F

Great post-dinner cuppa, calming yet refreshing too.

i made this tea for my grilfriend when she was sick and she said it instantly made her feel better. has a bit of a minty kick at the end. very good tea

10 min steep · 212°F

nice tea for late night cup.great when mixed with lemon grass tea

This tea was good when I Made it ice. It was also good when I added a little passion fruit sauce to sweeten it.

Very similar to Fox Trot (which is one of my favorites). Great option as a late evening tea.

All in all I like this tea. I feel like it is missing something though. Maybe more mint?

I tried this for the first time at work, which turned out to be a bad idea, because now all I want to do is take a nap.

5 min steep · 200°F

My mom loved it, i did not. I think im more into spearmint, peppermint is too much and overpowers the other tisanes.

1 helpful votes

A subtle, soothing tea. I didn't taste much of the peppermint as the tea has a strong chamomile flavor. It was on the lighter side in taste for me. I probably will not repurchase this tea as I like tea with a stronger flavor.

Alright, it's official. I'm just not a chamomile girl. This blend of chamomile, lemon grass, and peppermint could definitely use more lemon grass and peppermint. To me, this blend tastes more like chamomile with a little something extra. And unfortunately there's just something about chamomile that I'm iffy about. However, it does get better to me as it cools. As the tea cools, the mint becomes more predominant-which is really interesting, but also more in line with my taste preferences.

My dad put it best. He tried the tea before I did and said, 'This is something I think you'll like, but it's not something you'd have often.' Which is true. I do enjoy this blend. It's soothing, smooth, and tastes the way that napping in a meadow on a pleasant spring day probably feels. But the taste of chamomile is just a little too apparent for my taste, with those earthy floral undertones that aren't my favorite. The lemon and the mint is more noticeable in the aftertaste than in the initial sip.

Now, if you are a lover of chamomile, I'm sure you'll adore this blend! It's like chamomile with that familiar chamomile taste and undertones of lemon and a pleasantly minty aftertaste. It's a great variation on traditional chamomile for anyone who's looking for an herbal, soothing decaf option. I imagine this would be a great tea before bedtime. Even if it's not my thing, the universe somehow seems to be a more peaceful place after this cup. Unfortunately chamomile just isn't my thing and I think I need to accept this about myself.

7 min steep · 212°F

While not as earth-shattering as the Foxtrot (which seriously blew my mind), this is a damn good tea. Especially with a teaspoon of sugar. Like I said in my review of the Foxtrot tea, I have a deep abiding hate of chamomile (and I have checked, still can't drink it), but something about these two great dancing blends has me falling in love with them.

8 min steep · 212°F

It's good, but there's nothing really spectacular about it, IMO. I think it'd probably be better blended with other teas.

I was unsure about this one, but it's really nice. The aroma is amazing. The leaves are almost overpowering but the tea itself isn't. It's a nice evening cup of tea, or one to unwind with. Only downside is that some of the smaller flower pieces come through my tuffy strainer so I have to skim them off the top. For someone with a regular mesh strainer it might not be an issue.

5 min steep

Nice chamomile tea with a twist for evening enjoyment before bed

This tea is fragrant and soothing, nothing added. It's a great way to unwind after a long day, no matter the weather. The smell is very powerful, and I loved it-but the strong smell of peppermint and lemongrass may not appeal to everyone.

Although this was mostly purchased for my roommate, I tried it a few times and really enjoyed it. Despite the name I find it is a very soothing tea that is great to help you get to sleep. It would also make a very refreshing iced tea on a hot day.

I tend to hate straight up peppermint tea, but this was balanced out by alot of nice herbs. And no artificial flavors.

10 min steep · 200°F

A great 'nightcap' that doesn't disappoint. I alternate between this tea and foxtrot when I need a little something to calm my nerves before bed.

The lemongrass against the mint is brilliant. A stand-alone chamomile doesn't do much for me but this was an unexpectedly taste-bud-tingling combo.

Earthy and floral! It's one of my favorite bedtime teas when I want something a little more complex than simple chamomile.

I'm usually not one for chamomile blends, but this one is the exception to my rule. The use of lemon grass really compliments the flavor of the chamomile. I drink this before bed if I need to relax, or if I'm feeling a little under the weather.

5 min steep · 212°F

Reminiscent of Sleepytime tea. I thought I'd enjoy it but found the amount of peppermint too much - and the tea in general rather forgettable.

Much better than the chamomile blends I've found anywhere else. So much more in this blend without crowding the taste.

Nice late afternoon tea when I don't want caffeine.

Chamomile and peppermint are my two favorite teas so this is perfect for me. If you like sleepy time teas, this tea is for you.

A very nice herbal blend, more chamomile than anything else, but a chamomile with a nice twist. I can definitely taste both the lemon grass and the mint, and think the chamomile is improved by the additions. Very refreshing for a warm evening, when it's too late for me to drink anything with even the 10 caffeine usually found in decaf teas. I will keep this on hand.

To me, this is almost the same as foxtrot, but it's kind of a strange blend. I taste the lemon grass, which I normally like a lot, and it's much less peppermint-y than the foxtrot, which I thought I would like since I'm not a big peppermint tea fan. However, when I was finished trying both this and foxtrot, after a few hours, I had a yen for the foxtrot, not this. That blend, with the vanilla, I think tastes better, and it is more flavorful than this, in my opinion.

My sick tea, my bed time tea, my overall favorite relaxed tea. The citrus kick is refreshing and the chamomile is always welcome for calming my nerves. I occasionally mix this blend with some of the more pungent green teas to lighten them up and it is wonderful.

Not as good as foxtrot, but still a good blend. Something I would switch up Fitzroy 38th if I got tried of it.

4 min steep · 200°F