MOOD Tea’s New English Breakfast Tastes Good And Does Good

Confession time: I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve been drinking tea and thought, “This is good tea. But it’s not jolly good.” It’s not an enjoyable experience. I don’t share this often because I don’t want to hurt people’s feelings, but if I can’t describe my tea as being “jolly good” — or at least in the vicinity of “jolly good” — I’m sorry but I’m just not that interested.

Thankfully, MOOD tea has introduced a new English Breakfast, a premium black tea blend that comes from the Daintree region in Queensland. Do you know what amino acids are? I didn’t. Then I looked it up. They’re “the building blocks of protein” and this tea is full of them.

Your protein intake is between you and your nutritionist, but I will say that drinking this tea is like taking a warm bath on a cool morning. Relaxing, reviving, resplendent. You will want to make this tea a part of your morning or afternoon routine.

I Promise I’m Not Superficial, But… How Does It Look?

If packaging is important to you, and there is nothing wrong with that, you’ll want to know that MOOD tea comes in tins tagged with fantastic artwork. It tastes good and it looks good in your home or your car or work area or gym locker, wherever you drink tea.

Sure, The Tea Tastes Good. But Does It Actually Do Any Good?

Oh, if you’re looking for tea with a conscience, you’ve come to the right place. All the profits from MOOD tea help fund youth mental health programs. Partnering with organisations like batyr and The Sebastian Foundation, these programs educate young people about the support networks, services, and skills they can use to manage their mental health. They also work to reduce the rate of suicide, which is the leading cause of death for young Australians.

Okay I Get It The Tea Is Good, Where Do I Get It?

Two words:

Wool.

Worths.

Maybe you’ve heard of it. Nab yourself  the exclusive, cute tin designs.

You can also buy it directly from the MOOD tea website.

Enjoy!

All profits from MOOD tea fund youth mental health programs to give young people the tools and skills to manage their mental health. Find out more about our tea, purpose and charities we support at mood.org.au.