Wumei Sangshen Shanzha He Ye Meigui Chenpi Tea Blend 150g Individually Wrapped Herbal Tea

A five-herb Chinese wellness tea blend, known in TCM as Wumei Sangshen Shanzha He Ye Meigui Chenpi Cha (乌梅桑葚山楂荷叶玫瑰陈皮茶). It combines smoked plum (乌梅, Wumei), mulberry fruit (桑葚, Sangshen, Fructus Mori), hawthorn slices (山楂, Shanzha, Crataegus pinnatifida), lotus leaf (荷叶, Heye, Folium Nelumbinis), rose buds (玫瑰, Meigui, Rosa rugosa), and aged tangerine peel (陈皮, Chenpi, Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium). Traditionally enjoyed as a daily infusion, it is sugar-free and comes in individual sealed sachets for convenient brewing.

Key Selling Points

• Six-herb TCM tea blend featuring smoked plum, mulberry, hawthorn, lotus leaf, rose, and aged tangerine peel
• Individually wrapped sachets keep each portion fresh and make brewing simple
• Sugar-free formulation suited to everyday herbal tea drinking
• Cold-brew friendly processing allows gentle steeping in cool or hot water
• Sourced from Anhui, a well-known region for Chinese botanical ingredients

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows dark reddish plum and mulberry pieces, pale hawthorn slices, green lotus leaf fragments, and rose buds. Its aroma is typically fruity and lightly floral with a citrus note. Steeped, it yields a reddish-amber infusion with a pleasantly tart, mildly sweet, and refreshing taste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one sachet in hot water for a daily herbal infusion
• Cold-brew in chilled water for a refreshing summer drink
• Serve after meals as a traditional fruit-and-herb tea
• Offer in offices or tea shops as a convenient packaged wellness tea

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, smoked plum, hawthorn, and tangerine peel are traditionally paired to accompany digestion, while lotus leaf and mulberry fruit have long been included in seasonal herbal teas. Rose buds are traditionally associated with soothing qi. This style of blend is commonly steeped as a light daily tea, especially in warm months, and is often enjoyed after rich meals in folk herbal custom.

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