Brown Sugar Ginger Tea with Rose Longan Red Date and Goji 150g Hot Brew Herbal Blend

Brown Sugar Ginger Tea Blend, a warming Chinese herbal tea combining He Tang (黑糖) with ginger, rose, longan, red date, and goji berry (Lycium barbarum). This pre-portioned hot-brew infusion pairs sweet, pungent, and floral notes in a convenient 12 g sachet format. In TCM tradition, ginger is pungent and warm, while red date and longan are traditionally associated with nourishing the blood. Simply steep one sachet in hot water and enjoy as a comforting daily beverage.

Key Selling Points

• Five-ingredient blend of black sugar, ginger, rose, longan, and goji berry in ready-to-brew sachets
• Features goji berry (Lycium barbarum) and traditional Chinese herbal ingredients
• Includes Chinese Name Hong Tang Jiang Cha (红糖姜茶) style warming ginger tea
• Hot-brew format with 12 individual 12 g sachets for convenient daily preparation
• Traditionally associated in TCM with warming the body and supporting everyday wellness

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows deep amber to reddish-brown granules and dried botanical pieces with a warm spicy-sweet aroma of ginger and black sugar. When brewed, it typically yields a rich amber infusion with a sweet, gently pungent ginger taste, floral rose notes, and a mellow longan and date finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one sachet in hot water for a warming daily tea
• Enjoy during cold seasons as a comforting hot beverage
• Serve after meals as a sweet-spiced herbal infusion
• Offer to guests as a traditional Chinese-style welcome tea

Traditional Uses

In Chinese folk practice, ginger tea with brown sugar has long been a household remedy enjoyed during chilly weather or after exposure to cold. Red date and longan are classic TCM ingredients traditionally associated with nourishing qi and blood, while goji berry is traditionally linked to liver and kidney support. Rose is often added for its gentle qi-moving character. This style of blend is commonly sipped warm in autumn and winter or during a woman's monthly cycle as a comforting traditional beverage.

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