Longan Red Date Dried Ginger Tea 150g Box 15 Teabags Daily Herbal Blend

Longan Red Date Dried Ginger Tea, a warming Chinese herbal blend known as Gui Yuan Hong Zao Gan Jiang Cha (桂圆红枣干姜茶), combines dried longan fruit, red date, goji berry, and dried ginger. In TCM tradition, longan and red date are considered sweet and nourishing, goji berry is associated with liver and kidney channels, and dried ginger is pungent and warming. This convenient teabag blend is traditionally enjoyed as a daily warming infusion, especially in cool seasons.

Key Selling Points

• Four-herb blend of dried longan, red date, goji berry, and dried ginger in individual teabags
• Boxed 150g format with 15 teabags of 10g each for convenient daily brewing
• Traditionally associated with warming and nourishing qualities in TCM practice
• Produced by a licensed Chinese facility with a 12-month shelf life
• Suitable for home, office, or commercial tea service year-round

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows deep red dates, amber longan flesh, red goji berries, and pale ginger pieces. It typically carries a sweet, fruity aroma with a warm ginger note. Brewed, the infusion is typically amber-red with a naturally sweet, gently spicy taste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one teabag in hot water for a warming daily herbal infusion
• Enjoy during autumn and winter or after exposure to cold weather
• Serve to guests or customers in tea shops, cafes, and offices
• Pair with breakfast or afternoon snacks as a caffeine-free warm drink

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, red date and longan are classic nourishing ingredients often paired in daily teas and sweet soups, while goji berry is a common addition to tonifying blends. Dried ginger is traditionally used to support internal warmth and is frequently combined with red date in warming decoctions. This blend follows that familiar pairing style and is traditionally prepared as a simple hot infusion, one teabag per cup, steeped several minutes until the flavor and color develop.

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