Daintree Tea (100% Australian)

The Daintree Rainforest in Queensland, Australia is the oldest rainforest on Earth at 180 million years old. This is where Daintree Tea is grown. It is also packaged within 24 hours of picking.

It tastes rather like most black tea I've had before, with the noticeable difference that it is not very acidic at all. In fact it's rather smooth. It is also rather light tasting and simple. It doesn't seem to have the most kick to it I've had from tea, but there is enough for an evening boost.

Note: A Jiggler Bag is just one with a string on it, so you can bob it up and down and take it out with ease. The bags are smaller than most I've had as well, because of this I tend to need to leave it in longer to get a good taste to it, otherwise it's just a bit too light for me.

There is a hint of a black pepper taste to it on the tong, but doesn't stick around for the aftertaste.

I don't think this would make a good breakfast tea, but it is nice in the evening, as it doesn't hit that hard and keep you awake.

I seem to relax after I drink it as well. This may be from the joy of a hot drink, rather than the tea, but I do become relaxed.

For what it is, I will give it a 6.5/10. Being it was a gift, I don't know the price, and can't tell you if it's a good value or not. If it's not that much money, I think it would be worth it.

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