A caffeine-free organic herbal infusion for the last hour of the evening. Six whole herbs, no flavouring, nothing to taper.
Most sleep claims on Indian shelves come from trials run somewhere else, on someone else. Valerian Dream was tested in India, on people drinking it the way you would — one cup, forty-five minutes before bed.
Traditional herbal use, described as such. Valerian Dream is a food, not a medicine, and we make no claim that it treats or prevents anything.
Plenty of evening drinks still carry caffeine, green tea and chai among them. This carries none, so the cup is not undoing itself.
Valerian alone is famously musky and most people manage it once. Chamomile, rose petals, lavender, peppermint and a little licorice carry that earthiness into something sweet and floral enough to finish.
The same cup at the same time gives the evening an edge to it. Nothing to taper, nothing to time your week around — just the kettle going on again.
Traditional herbal use, described as such. Valerian Dream is a food, not a medicine, and we make no claim that it treats or prevents anything. If you take prescription sleep or anxiety medicine, speak to your doctor first.
Roots need more than a pinch. If you are using loose, an infuser with fine mesh saves the fishing.
Cover the cup with a saucer. The aromatics are the point, and an open cup loses them to the kitchen.
Give it time to land. Most people take it plain; a little honey if the wood is too much at first.
Woody at the base, floral on top, gently sweet on the finish. Reads as calm herbal, not medicinal.
Roots need longer than leaves, and a lid keeps the aromatics in the cup.
Roots need more than a pinch. Loose leaf brews best in a fine-mesh infuser.
Cover with a saucer. Aromatics are the point; an open cup loses them to the kitchen.
Give it time to land. Most take it plain; a little honey if the wood is strong at first.
Herbal support, not a substitute for prescribed medication.
Sugandhbala grows wild in the deep valleys of Kalimpong. We work with a small collective that harvests roots at full maturity, dries them in the shade, and ships to our Assam blending room within the same season — the aroma still carries its origin.
The root grows deep in valley soils; wild-harvested roots concentrate the aromatic oils.
Slow drying keeps the essential oils intact, which is what you actually taste.
Root, flowers and leaves reach the packing table within a season — the pouch still smells alive.
I love its taste.The aroma is fresh and calming.The taste is not bitter or sweet,Its smooth.I will update after taking few more days
Keep coming back to this tea. Perfect for a restful sleep. Totally worth it with such beautiful whole ingredients (No dust content) and soothing flavour. Value for money
This tea is a soothing blend crafted for restful nights and Infused with chamomile and lavender and valerian root and each cup offers a calming aroma and gentle flavor and perfect for relaxation and the 25 tea bags are thoughtfully packaged and ensuring freshness and convenience and good for those seeking a natural sleep aid and this tea provides a delightful bedtime ritual while promoting a sense of tranquility.
Valerian root plus chamomile is a smooth and calming tea to be taken 30 minutes before your sleep schedule. It has a great taste and gives you a calming effect which helps in sleep cycle. The quantity is good enough to last for a month and the pricing is justified. Tea bag is amusing to look at and is non habit forming. Go for it for a calming nights sleep.
I think instead of making me calm it gives me adrenaline momentum 🤣 I have sleep problems but after taking it I don't want to sleep anymore and please add honey with this tea it will taste better
Valerian root on its own is a hard cup to finish. Chamomile and rose petals bring the sweetness, lavender and peppermint the top notes, licorice a little body. Blended, it becomes something you will drink every night — which is the only way a nightly cup does anything at all.
Floral and gentle when valerian feels too woody.
A dark, bittersweet cup with none of the caffeine.
Five blends in biodegradable bags to taste your way in.
Anything else, write to us and a person on the estate team answers.
Ask a question →It is a food, not a sedative, so it will not knock you out. Most people drink it as a wind-down cue about 45 minutes before bed rather than for a hard effect.
None at all. Every one of the six herbs is caffeine-free, so there is nothing in the cup working against the evening.
The dry blend is woody and earthy. In the cup the chamomile, rose and lavender lift it into something sweet and floral that is easy to finish.
Bags are one-a-cup and tidy; the loose tin lets you adjust the strength. Same six herbs either way.
It is a herbal food, but if you take prescription sleep or anxiety medicine, or you are pregnant, check with your doctor first.
