Huang Qi Red Date Ginger Goji Longan Tea 20 Pyramid Bags 180g Warming Autumn Winter Wellness Brew

Astragalus Red Date Ginger Tea, known in TCM as Huang Qi Hong Tang Jiang Zao Cha (黄芪红糖姜枣茶), is a six-ingredient substitute tea blend featuring Astragalus membranaceus root, red dates, ginger, goji berries, longan, and rock-free brown sugar. Pre-portioned into 20 cold-brew style pyramid bags, it is traditionally associated with supporting everyday vitality and seasonal wellness. In TCM theory, these herbs are considered warming and nourishing. Steep one bag in hot water and enjoy as part of a balanced routine.

Key Selling Points

• Six whole-ingredient blend with astragalus, red dates, ginger, goji, longan, and brown sugar
• 20 individually sealed pyramid tea bags at 9g each for convenient single servings
• Cold-extracted processing designed for quick flavor release when steeped
• Traditionally enjoyed in autumn and winter as a warming daily herbal tea
• No added sugar listed as sucrose-free; sweetened naturally with brown sugar in the blend

Quality & Sensory

The whole botanicals typically show deep amber to reddish-brown tones with the natural sweetness of dates and longan. Brewed tea typically releases a warm ginger aroma with a gently sweet, mildly spicy taste and a smooth lingering finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one pyramid bag in hot water for a warming morning or afternoon tea
• Enjoy during autumn and winter as part of a seasonal wellness routine
• Brew at the office or home for a convenient single-serve herbal drink
• Serve warm alongside breakfast or light snacks

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, huang qi is traditionally used to support normal energy and resistance, while red dates and longan are traditionally associated with nourishing the blood in TCM theory. Ginger is considered warming, and goji berries are traditionally linked to liver and kidney support. This style of jiang zao cha is a folk favorite often prepared fresh at home and sipped through the colder months, especially around the start of summer or during menstruation as a comforting warm drink.

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