I've had chamomile tea before and this Tea Facto goodnight blend is a much different experience. So, first things first, this is a big bag of tea. Fifty bags and the listing suggests you can get up to three mugs of tea from one teabag. The instructions on the bag state you can use one or two bags per 8oz cup. Kinda contradictory, but people have different tastes when it comes to how strong they like their tea. The teabags themselves are nice, especially how they're made from plant fibers. The blend is quite beautiful and you can see full flowers, nuts, and other ingredients in the bag. The smell prior to brewing is very berry, the aroma after brewed is lightly berry with hints of chamomile.The taste surprised me at first, and not in a good way. There's a bitterness to this tea that is probably from the burdock root. Oddly enough, the bitterness is something I only taste on the first sip, or if I take a break and come back to my tea. If I take drinks in rapid succession, I don't notice the bitterness nearly as much. The description also says this is a sweet blend, but I don't agree.I pal around with a bunch of tree huggers, some of whom are into natural foraging. I shared a few bags with them and they were generally pretty happy with the tea, but they were also more prepared for the taste in because they make their own blends from similar combinations of natural goods.I honestly don't know if I'll ever get used to the taste of this stuff, but I am going to keep it around because it imparts a sense of calm after I drink a cup. I kind of focus on the unique flavors in a meditative way which adds to the experience.Main takeaways: Very earthy, a little bitter, not sweet. Tastes like you're drinking a forest.