Luo Han Guo Pang Da Hai Herbal Tea Blend 30 Teabags Sugar-Free Cooling Throat Soothing Drink 150g

A pre-packaged herbal tea blend featuring Luo Han Guo (罗汉果, Luo Han Guo), Pang Da Hai (胖大海, Sterculia lychnophora), Xue Li pear, Ju Hua (菊花, Chrysanthemum morifolium), Bo He (薄荷, Mentha haplocalyx), and Pi Pa (枇杷, Eriobotrya japonica) leaves. In TCM theory, these ingredients are traditionally associated with moistening the throat and supporting clear, comfortable breathing. This sugar-free cold-brew infusion is convenient for daily sipping by smokers or anyone seeking a gentle cooling beverage. Steep one bag in hot or cold water and enjoy as part of a balanced routine.

Key Selling Points

• Six-herb blend with monk fruit, sterculia seed, pear, chrysanthemum, mint, and loquat leaf
• Sugar-free formulation suitable for all adults seeking a light herbal drink
• Cold-brew friendly teabags for quick preparation at home or office
• Traditionally used in TCM to moisten the throat and clear internal heat
• Convenient 30-bag trial pack with 12-month shelf life from Anhui, China

Quality & Sensory

Typically the blend shows mixed golden-brown botanical pieces with a faintly sweet, minty aroma. When steeped, the liquor is typically light amber with a mellow, subtly sweet taste, a cooling mint finish, and gentle fruity notes from pear and monk fruit.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one teabag in hot water for 3-5 minutes as a daily throat-comforting drink
• Cold-brew in chilled water for a refreshing summer beverage
• Sip after smoking or in dry, air-conditioned environments
• Enjoy during seasonal transitions when the throat feels dry or scratchy
• Serve warm to guests as a caffeine-free herbal alternative

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese herbal practice, Luo Han Guo and Pang Da Hai are classic partners for moistening the throat and lungs, while Ju Hua and Bo He are traditionally used to disperse wind-heat and freshen the head. Xue Li and Pi Pa leaf are commonly paired in folk remedies for dry cough and hoarseness. Such blends are typically simmered or steeped as a daily infusion, especially in autumn and winter or after exposure to smoke and dust.

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