A comforting herbal tea made with soothing camomile, cooling spearmint and the subtle flavour of lemongrass. Naturally caffeine free. By appointment to her majesty Queen Elizabeth II tea and coffee merchants R. Twining and company limited. London. 20 individual tea bags sealed for freshness. 100% natural Ingredients: A comforting herbal tea expertly blended with chamomile, spearmint and the subtle flavour of lemongrass to deliver a soothing tea with a warm, inviting aroma and smooth, mellow taste. Herbal Teas: Fresh, Flavourful & Aromatic: For over 300 years, Twinings has been sourcing and blending the finest, high-quality teas from around the globe to ensure that your tea has the perfect balance of tea taste, flavour and aroma. Twinings blends to perfection the finest herbs, fruits and spices to give you a line of great-tasting herbal teas with mouth-watering flavours, fresh tastes and irresistible aromas. Whatever your mood - there's a blend for every occasion. The Twinings Story: In 1706 Thomas Twining began selling fine tea from an English storefront in The Strand, London. Today, Twinings still sells some of the world's best teas from the original store and in more than 100 countries throughout the world. www.twiningsusa.com. To discover more about these fine teas, please visit us at www.twiningsusa.com. For questions or comments, please contact us at: www.twiningsusa.com or call us at 1-800-803-6695. If you enjoy Twinings Nightly Calm, we recommend that you try other Twinings herbal teas including camomile, honey & vanilla and pure peppermint. Enjoy all of Twinings Premium Teas: Classics: Traditional style black teas. Premium Blacks: Fine black teas with just the right amount of flavour. Chais: Black teas blended with savoury spice flavours. Origins: From the world's best tea regions. Greens: Naturally refreshing teas with a smooth taste. Herbals: Caffeine free herbal & fruit flavour blends. Cold Brewed: Refreshing iced teas that brew in cold water in just 5 minutes. Product of China with expertly selected herbals grown in Germany, Poland, Egypt & other countries.