Winter Melon Lotus Leaf Tea Bags Dong Gua He Ye Cha 160g Box 40 Individually Wrapped Herbal Tea
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Description
Winter Melon Lotus Leaf Tea, known in TCM as Dong Gua He Ye Cha (冬瓜荷叶茶), is a blended herbal tea combining winter melon and lotus leaf. In TCM theory, winter melon is considered cool and sweet, while lotus leaf is associated with clearing summer heat and supporting digestive balance. This pre-packaged tea comes in 4g individual bags, traditionally enjoyed as a warm daily infusion after meals.

Key Selling Points
- Blend of winter melon and lotus leaf in convenient 4g tea bags
- Traditional TCM herbal combination for daily wellness tea
- Individually wrapped sachets for easy brewing and freshness
- 160g box containing 40 tea bags, ideal for regular use
- Hot-brewed preparation, traditionally taken after meals

Quality & Sensory
The tea bags typically yield a light golden to amber infusion with a mild, slightly sweet and grassy aroma. The brewed taste is smooth and refreshing, with subtle notes of melon and leafy green. Texture is light and clean, suitable for warm sipping.

Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Herbal Tea Bags |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 冬瓜荷叶茶 |
| Pinyin | Dong Gua He Ye Cha |
| Ingredients | Winter melon, lotus leaf |
| Form | Individually wrapped tea bags, 4g each |
| Net Weight | 160g (40 bags x 4g) |
Usage Scenarios
- Daily warm tea after meals
- Afternoon refreshment
- Summer seasonal beverage
- Light herbal infusion for gatherings
Traditional Uses
In TCM tradition, winter melon and lotus leaf are combined in cooling herbal teas, often enjoyed during warm months or after heavy meals. Lotus leaf is traditionally associated with clearing summer heat and supporting digestive comfort, while winter melon is used in cooling decoctions. This blend is commonly prepared as a simple hot infusion for daily refreshment.
FAQ Q&A
Q: What is Winter Melon Lotus Leaf Tea?
A: It is a blended herbal tea made from winter melon and lotus leaf, known in TCM as Dong Gua He Ye Cha (冬瓜荷叶茶). It comes in individually wrapped 4g tea bags.
Q: What is this tea traditionally used for?
A: In TCM theory, it is traditionally associated with cooling the body and supporting digestive balance. It is often enjoyed as a refreshing daily tea, especially after meals.
Q: How do I prepare this tea?
A: Place one tea bag in a cup, add hot water, and steep for a few minutes. It is typically enjoyed warm and can be re-steeped once if desired.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.38 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 12 × 8 cm |
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