Feng Liu Gu Dried Whole Fruit 500g Traditional Male Tonic Herb for Infused Wine and Tea

Feng Liu Gu (风流果), also called Shi Tou Gu or Pang Tou Hou Lin Ke, is the dried whole fruit of Lithocarpus species, a hard-shelled nut traditionally used in Chinese folk herbal practice. Sold as a raw edible agricultural product, it is naturally sun-dried and commonly prepared as an infused wine or soaked in hot water. In traditional use it is regarded as a warming tonic herb for men. Store refrigerated and use according to personal preference.

Key Selling Points

• Authentic dried Feng Liu Gu whole fruits sold as raw edible agricultural produce
• Naturally sun-dried with hard shells and dense kernels intact
• Traditionally used in folk herbal practice as a warming male tonic ingredient
• 500g value pack suitable for infused wine, hot water soaking, or decoction
• Refrigerated storage recommended to preserve freshness and aroma

Quality & Sensory

Fruits are typically hard, oval, and dark brown with a woody shell and firm inner kernel. The aroma is typically mild and nutty, and long soaking or simmering yields a slightly astringent, earthy taste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Soak whole fruits in baijiu or grain liquor to make traditional herbal infused wine
• Steep cracked fruits in hot water as a daily herbal drink
• Simmer in decoctions with other tonic herbs
• Store refrigerated and portion as needed for seasonal use

Traditional Uses

In Chinese folk herbal tradition, Feng Liu Gu is traditionally associated with supporting male vitality and is a popular ingredient in homemade tonic wines. Whole fruits are typically cracked or lightly crushed before soaking in liquor for several weeks, or simmered in water-based decoctions. It is often combined with other warming roots and tonics in seasonal regimens.

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