Huang Qi Ge Gen Shan Zha Herbal Tea 8g x 12 Tea Bags Astragalus Kudzu Hawthorn Blend Sugar Free Hot Brew

Astragalus Kudzu Hawthorn Tea, known in TCM as Huang Qi Ge Gen Shan Zha Cha (黄芪葛根山楂茶), is a prepackaged bagged herbal tea combining Astragalus membranaceus root, Pueraria lobata root, Crataegus pinnatifida fruit, longan aril, and Cassia obtusifolia seed. In TCM theory, astragalus is traditionally associated with tonifying qi, kudzu with relieving muscle tightness, and hawthorn with supporting digestion. Each 8g tea bag contains whole dried botanicals for convenient hot brewing as part of a balanced daily wellness routine.

Key Selling Points

• Five-herb TCM blend with astragalus, kudzu, hawthorn, longan, and cassia seed
• Whole dried botanicals in individual 8g tea bags for consistent brewing
• Sugar-free formulation suited to daily herbal tea drinking
• Hot-brew bagged tea format requiring no decoction equipment
• Sealed canister packaging with 12-month shelf life from Anhui, China

Quality & Sensory

The tea bags typically reveal pale yellow astragalus slices, fibrous kudzu pieces, deep red hawthorn, glossy longan aril, and small cassia seeds. Brewed tea typically shows a warm amber color with a mildly sweet, gently tart, and earthy taste and a light herbal aroma.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one tea bag in hot water for a daily herbal tea
• Enjoy as a warm afternoon or after-meal beverage
• Share as a convenient wellness tea gift for colleagues or family
• Brew at the office or while traveling with minimal preparation

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese herbal practice, astragalus root is traditionally used to support healthy qi, kudzu root is traditionally associated with easing neck and shoulder tension, and hawthorn fruit is traditionally paired with meals to aid digestion of rich foods. Cassia seed and longan are common daily tea companions in folk formulas. This blend follows the common modern practice of combining these botanicals in a convenient bagged tea for seasonal and everyday drinking.

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