Wu Tong Herbal Tea Blend Hawthorn Salvia Astragalus Kudzu Chuanxiong 8g x 60 Packets

Wu Tong Cha (五通茶) is a traditional Chinese herbal blend of Hawthorn (Shan Zha, 山楂, Crataegus pinnatifida), Salvia Root (Dan Shen, 丹参, Salvia miltiorrhiza), Astragalus Root (Huang Qi, 黄芪, Astragalus membranaceus), Kudzu Root (Ge Gen, 葛根, Pueraria lobata), and Chuanxiong Rhizome (Chuan Xiong, 川芎, Ligusticum striatum). Sold as cold-brewed herbal tea packets, this blend is traditionally associated with supporting healthy circulation and vital energy in TCM theory. Each packet is portioned for convenient daily preparation by steeping in hot water.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional five-herb TCM formula combining Hawthorn, Salvia, Astragalus, Kudzu, and Chuanxiong
• Convenient pre-portioned 8g tea packets for easy daily steeping
• Cold-extraction processing preserves the aromatic and sensory qualities of the herbs
• Unsweetened and sugar-free herbal blend suitable for daily wellness routines
• 240g total net weight with 60 individually wrapped packets per bag

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically presents as coarse-cut dried herbal pieces with a warm reddish-brown to tan color. Aroma is earthy and mildly sweet with notes of hawthorn fruit. The brewed tea is typically light amber, smooth, and gently tart with a subtle bitterness from the roots and rhizomes.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Daily herbal tea by steeping one packet in hot water
• Decoction alongside meals as a traditional wellness beverage
• Seasonal health support during seasonal transitions
• Afternoon tea substitute for those seeking a caffeine-free herbal drink

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, this five-herb combination is traditionally used to support healthy blood circulation and vital energy (Qi). Hawthorn is traditionally associated with digestive support, Salvia with blood movement, Astragalus with Qi tonification, Kudzu with muscle relaxation, and Chuanxiong with circulation. It is commonly prepared as a daily decoction or tea, often consumed warm after meals.

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