Ning’an Bao Eight Treasure Tea Men’s Tea Ningxia Specialty 800g Gift Box Multi Flavor Gaiwan Tea

Ning'an Bao Eight Treasure Tea (Ba Bao Cha, 八宝茶) is a Ningxia specialty blend of goji berries (Gou Qi Zi, 枸杞子, Lycium barbarum), red dates (Hong Zao, 红枣, Ziziphus jujuba), longan (Gui Yuan, 桂圆, Dimocarpus longan), raisins, dried fruit, sesame, tea leaves, and rock sugar. In TCM theory, this warming sweet blend is traditionally associated with nourishing qi and blood and supporting everyday vitality. Sold as an 800g gift box, it is commonly prepared by steeping in a gaiwan or teapot for daily enjoyment.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional Ningxia Eight Treasure Tea blend in an 800g gift box
• Contains goji berries, red dates, longan, raisins, dried fruit, sesame, tea leaves, and rock sugar
• Warming sweet flavor profile traditionally associated with qi and blood support in TCM theory
• Sun-dried processing and pre-packaged for convenient daily preparation
• Gift-ready packaging suitable for personal use or sharing

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows deep red dates and goji berries, golden raisins, and dark tea leaves with scattered sesame. Aroma is sweet and fruity with warm caramel notes from the rock sugar. Brewed tea is amber to reddish-brown, smooth, and sweet with a mild tannic tea finish. Contains sugar; not suitable for diabetics.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep in a gaiwan or teapot for daily tea
• Serve as a warm beverage with meals
• Prepare as a sweet tea for guests and gatherings
• Enjoy as a seasonal warming drink in cooler weather
• Use as a gift or sharing tea for holidays

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, Eight Treasure Tea is traditionally used as a warming, sweet tea to support everyday vitality. Goji berries and red dates are traditionally associated with nourishing blood and qi, while longan is linked to calming the spirit. It is commonly prepared by steeping the blend in hot water in a gaiwan or teapot, often shared during gatherings or festive occasions in Ningxia.

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