Both my husband have been testing out this tea, with varying results. For me, someone who rarely has troubles sleeping, I found that just a few sips had me winding down fairly quickly, I actually drank this first on a night that I was planning on staying up for several hours after, but I couldn't push it more than a couple hours after drinking this. My husband who has anxiety related sleep problems drank this tea on the same night and didn't fine much of an effect from it, and was still awake on and off throughout the night. Which has lead my thoughts to this: this tea works if you are looking to wind down and don't have other issues preventing you from sleeping. Taste wise, I found it pleasant, reminded me slightly of some jasmine teas I have had in the past. My husband seemed to think it smelt similar to marijuana, which I didn't immediately pick up on but I can see why he would think that.

This natural Agarwood detox tea has a naturally mild to medium flavour, and goes down smoothly without overwhelming my tastebuds, which is very desirable if you are to drink this a couple of hours before bedtime. I find it very soothing to sip it after dinner and shortly before bedtime, it's very calming, although, I've not noticed any improvements in my sleep quality.

I'm not sure how much I can say that a tea helps me sleep. It sure has a calming effect, but that's usually the case with smooth herbal teas. The taste of agarwood is pleasant both to the smell and to the taste in a suble kind of way, which fits perfectly for a night time tea. The claims that it is detoxifying seem dubious at best, like most claims of detoxification, as our body already does that by itself. If it doesn't, you'll definitely need more than tea, and as soon as possible. Still, marketing claims aside, this is a very nice and simple tea that is perfectly suited for a bed time drink.

I had a few people try this tea. The ratings went from "Not bad" to "Great!". It's a hard taste to describe. Personally, my sleep seemed unaffected. But I usually sleep fine anyway, so no deduction there.