Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction

Price range: $5.20 through $6.67

Description

Dried Mint Stems, known in TCM as Bo He Geng (薄荷杆), from Mentha species, are the dried stalks of the mint plant. In TCM theory, mint is cool in nature, pungent in flavor, and traditionally associated with dispersing wind-heat and soothing the throat. These sun-dried stem pieces are a versatile raw botanical for teas, decoctions, and culinary infusions.

Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction overview
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction overview
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction overview

Key Selling Points

  • Authentic dried mint stems sourced from Anhui province
  • Botanical source is Mentha species, a classic TCM cooling herb
  • Traditionally associated with dispersing wind-heat and refreshing the senses
  • Sun-dried and sealed for freshness with a 120-day shelf life
  • Suitable for herbal teas, decoctions, and culinary infusions
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction key features
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction key features
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction key features

Quality & Sensory

Typically light green to yellowish-green in color with a dry, brittle texture. The aroma is characteristically cool and minty, and when brewed the infusion typically carries a refreshing, mildly sweet menthol taste.

Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction quality and texture
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction quality and texture
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Raw Herb
Chinese Name 薄荷杆
Pinyin Bo He Geng
Botanical Name Mentha species
Plant Part Stems
Net Weight 500g
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction specifications
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction specifications
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Brew as a refreshing herbal tea
  • Add to decoctions for a cooling herbal blend
  • Use in culinary infusions and summer drinks
  • Combine with other herbs in traditional formulas
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction in use
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction in use
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction in use

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, mint stems are traditionally used alongside mint leaves to disperse wind-heat and clear the head and eyes. They are commonly paired with chrysanthemum or honeysuckle in cooling summer teas and decoctions. Mint is also a familiar ingredient in seasonal drinks and light culinary preparations.

Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction preparation
Dried Mint Stems Bo He Geng 500g Chinese Herbal Mint Stalks for Tea and Decoction preparation

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: This is 500g of dried mint stems, known in TCM as Bo He Geng (薄荷杆), from the Mentha plant.

Q: What are its traditional characteristics?

A: In TCM theory, mint is cool in nature and pungent in flavor, traditionally associated with dispersing wind-heat and refreshing the senses.

Q: How is it commonly used?

A: It is commonly brewed as a tea, added to decoctions, or used in culinary infusions.

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Mint stems 100g bag, Mint stems 250g bag, Mint stems 500g bag, Mint stems 1000g bagged

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