Perilla Ginger Rice Tea with Tangerine Peel and Red Dates 250g Brewed Herbal Tea Bags for Summer Wellness

Perilla Ginger Rice Tea, known in Chinese as Zi Su Jiang Mi Cha (紫苏姜米茶), is a pre-packaged roasted herbal tea blend featuring Perilla frutescens leaf, ginger, roasted brown rice, tangerine peel, and red date. In TCM tradition, perilla leaf is pungent and warm, ginger warms the middle, and tangerine peel regulates qi, making this blend traditionally associated with summer wellness during the Sanfu period. Steep one bag in hot water and enjoy as a warm daily infusion.

Key Selling Points

• Five-ingredient blend of perilla leaf, ginger, roasted brown rice, tangerine peel, and red date
• Roasted processing develops a toasty, warming character suited to hot-weather Sanfu wellness routines
• Sugar-free formulation with no added sweeteners
• Convenient pre-portioned tea bags for quick hot-water brewing
• Sealed 250g retail pack with a 12-month shelf life from Anhui

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows golden-brown roasted rice grains, shredded ginger, dark red date pieces, and curled perilla leaf. The dry mix carries a warm ginger-spice aroma with toasted grain notes. Brewed, it typically yields an amber infusion with a gently spicy, slightly sweet, and toasty taste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep a tea bag in hot water for a warm daily infusion
• Enjoy during the Sanfu summer period as part of a seasonal wellness routine
• Serve warm after meals in place of sweetened beverages
• Pack for office or travel brewing with a simple mug or thermos

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, perilla leaf (Zi Su Ye) is traditionally used to release the exterior and move qi, ginger is traditionally associated with warming the middle and supporting digestion, and tangerine peel (Chen Pi) is traditionally used to regulate qi and dry dampness. Roasted grain teas are a common Chinese folk preparation for gentle daily drinking, and warming ginger blends are traditionally favored during the humid Sanfu dog days of summer.

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