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Main benefits of chamomile loose-leaf tea 

• Evening ritual – a gentle blend for a calm tea ritual and unwinding after the day.
• Floral taste – chamomile with a slight honey note, complemented by lavender and fresh mint.
• Caffeine-free – suitable for evening sipping and later hours.
• Organic quality according to EU standards – clear composition from organic farming.
• Hand-blended after ordering – emphasis on freshness and consistent taste.
• 80 g packaging – practical tube or refill bag for easy replenishment.
• Loose blend – fuller taste and aroma, without single-use bags.
• Easy preparation – 180 ml water (95–100 °C), steep for 5–7 minutes; try iced brew in summer.

Tip: Sweeten with a drop of honey or add a slice of lemon for a gently fresh finish.

 

Also try Green Fusion – a refreshing blend with green and white tea for daily refreshment.

For an evening without caffeine, opt for Rooibos Mix with a gently sweet profile.

For a summer carafe with ice, Hibiscus Mix with a light acidity is suitable.

Breath Collection – herbal teas for relaxation and evening rituals

Madn presents a collection of loose herbal teas focused on calm breathing, relaxation, and an easy evening ritual. The blends are designed for slow sipping before bed and for moments when you need to slow down.

The recipes use whole flowers and leaves and are based on gentle herbs: chamomile, lavender, mint, often also lemon balm or linden. The flavour profile is floral to herbal, with a fresh minty finish depending on the specific blend.

The collection includes purely floral blends (Chamomile Mix), herbal variants with mint for light refreshment after meals, and combinations with lemon balm for a calmer evening. All teas are naturally caffeine-free, making them suitable for later hours.

Madn relies on loose-leaf teaa transparent origin. For each blend, you can easily trace the origin of ingredients, preparation process, and recommended use throughout the day.

The Journey of Ingredients: From Fields to Cup

Madn is based on organic ingredients with a traceable origin. The blends are handcrafted in small batches for lasting freshness and consistent quality.

 

Whole leaves and pieces of spices are used, not dust or fragments. Each batch undergoes sensory inspection (appearance, aroma, taste) for a stable flavour profile across seasons.

 

Madn consistently applies principles of sustainability – favouring loose blends and refill packaging for less waste.

 

Each product carries a batch number and best before date for clear traceability throughout the supply chain.

 

 

Blends are hand-mixed to order in a small studio to ensure they are as fresh as possible. The organic ingredients used are available in refill pouches and jars for long-term storage.

The brand Madn focuses on organic loose teas and herbal blends inspired by Ayurveda. The blends are handcrafted in small batches to highlight the natural taste and stable profile.

As a Belgian brand, Madn emphasises traceable origin and transparency of composition. Each product clearly states the ingredients used and simple preparation instructions.

Madn prefers loose tea and offers practical refill packaging that reduces waste and facilitates storage. Emphasis on ingredient quality and careful hand mixing accompanies the entire process from field to cup.

Madn is certified according to EU organic standards (BE-BIO-01 / Certisys). Products bear clear batch numbers and best before dates, ensuring traceability and ongoing quality control.

100% Organic Quality

Organic ingredients from ecological agriculture and pure composition without unnecessary additives.

Handcrafted

Careful hand mixing in small batches for consistent taste and freshness.

Loose Tea & Refills

Loose blends and refill packaging for less waste and easy refilling.

Transparency

Clearly stated composition, origin of ingredients, and straightforward preparation instructions.

Ayurvedic Inspiration

Thoughtful spice blends and rituals for different parts of the day.

Freshness and Control

Ongoing sensory inspection of batches for a stable flavour profile.

How Did This Story Begin?

Behind the brand Madn is founder Naina Madan, who wanted to bring joy and simple rituals into everyday cups. This led to the creation of handcrafted organic loose teas designed for specific moments of the day – with an emphasis on pure taste and straightforward preparation.

The blends are based on family recipes and work with herbs and spices, carefully tuned for balanced taste and aroma.

The inspiration comes from the founder's childhood; from these experiences emerged the Elixir collection and an approach that places quality first. Madn views tea as a shared moment with family and friends, continuing the tradition of the chai ritual.

The brand prioritises loose teas and principles of sustainability (reuse, waste reduction, recycling), and its blends are certified organic according to EU standards.

Chamomile* (Matricaria chamomilla), Lavender* (Lavandula angustifolia), Peppermint* (Mentha × piperita).

*Ingredients certified organic from ecological agriculture

Composition Analysis and Functional Benefits

Chamomile

What it is: Dried flowers with a gentle floral, slightly honey-like aroma.

 

Function: Carries the flavour profile of the blend and unifies the herbal tones.

 

Advantage: In herbal tradition, associated with evening calmness and a soothing tea ritual.

Apigenin (component of chamomile)

What it is: A natural plant compound (flavonoid) commonly found in chamomile flowers.

 

Function: Helps create the typical gentle character of chamomile infusion.

 

Advantage: In relation to chamomile, mentioned as one of the compounds behind its traditionally perceived calming effect.

Lavender

What it is: Dried flowers with a distinctly aromatic, slightly herbal scent.

 

Function: Rounds off the profile and adds an elegant floral finish.

 

Advantage: Traditionally chosen for its calming aroma and slow evening rhythm.

Peppermint

What it is: Dried leaves with a clean, fresh minty expression.

 

Function: Refreshes the blend and adds a light, cooling finish.

 

Advantage: Traditionally sought after post-meal for a sense of freshness.

What This Means in Practice

Chamomile Mix for preparing hot tea and a gentle evening infusion offers a purely floral profile with a slightly honeyed tone and a fresh mátovým aftertaste. Thanks to its composition (chamomile, lavender, peppermint), it offers a balanced herbal base with a harmonious aroma; it is naturally caffeine-free, suitable for evening sipping and stands out on its own, with a drop of honey or a slice of lemon.

Preparation Instructions

• Tea: 180 ml 95 °C | 1.5 teaspoons | 5 minutes

• Infusion: 180 ml 100 °C | 1.5 teaspoons | 5 minutes

• For chai latte: prepare a stronger infusion, then top up with warmed milk (e.g., 1:1) and sweeten to taste.

   

Warnings

• Not a substitute for medical care; if you have specific health issues or are taking medication, consult a specialist.
• Storage: keep in a dry, dark place; seal the package carefully after use.
• Caffeine-free: also suitable for evening sipping; monitor your own tolerance to herbs.
• Allergens and Sensitivity: contains chamomile (Asteraceae family), mint (menthol), and lavender (essential oils); if you have known sensitivities or allergies, exercise caution.

FAQ

Is chamomile tea caffeine-free?

Yes. It is a caffeine-free herbal blend, suitable for a night-time tea ritual and calm sipping before bed.

How to prepare the tea correctly?

For a cup of approximately 180 ml, use water at a temperature of 95–100 °C and steep for 5 minutes. Serve plain, with a drop of honey or a slice of lemon to taste.

Can I drink chamomile tea during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

Chamomile, lavender, and mint have been traditionally used for a long time, but needs are individual. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding or taking medication, consider consulting with a healthcare provider.

Is the tea suitable for kids?

Herbal teas are usually given to kids in mild strength and smaller amounts. For known allergies or in young children, consult with a paediatrician.

Does the blend contain allergens or ingredients to be cautious of?

Chamomile belongs to the Asteraceae family (possible sensitivity for allergy sufferers). Lavender and mint contain essential oils/menthol. If you have known sensitivities, exercise caution and start with a smaller dose.

Does chamomile help with sleep and relaxation?

In herbal tradition, chamomile and lavender are associated with evening calmness and relaxation. It is not a treatment; the effect is individual and depends on the overall routine.

Can it be prepared as iced tea?

Yes. Prepare a stronger infusion, let it cool, and top up with cold water or ice. For a milder profile, add a slice of lemon or a drop of honey.

How many cups per day are appropriate and how to store the tea?

Usually, 1–3 cups per day are chosen according to personal tolerance and drinking habits. Store in a dry, dark place and in a well-sealed package; for the best experience, consume by the best before date.