Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon

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Description

Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea (玉竹百合生津水) is a sugar-free herbal tea blend featuring Solomon's seal (Polygonatum odoratum), lily bulb (Lilium brownii), and dwarf lilyturf root (Ophiopogon japonicus), together with apple, bamboo cane, snow pear, licorice, dark plum, platycodon, and poria. In TCM theory these herbs are traditionally associated with moistening and nourishing fluids. Each 5 g bag is individually wrapped for convenient hot brewing.

Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon overview
Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon overview

Key Selling Points

  • Sugar-free herbal tea blend with 10 botanicals including Solomon's seal, lily bulb, and dwarf lilyturf root
  • Individually wrapped 5 g tea bags, 12 bags per pack for easy daily brewing
  • Hot-brew flower tea format suitable for home, office, or travel use
  • In TCM tradition these ingredients are associated with supporting body fluids and moistening dryness
  • Pre-packaged product from Anhui with a 12-month shelf life
Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon key features
Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon key features

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows mixed dried fruit and root pieces in natural pale to golden tones. When steeped in hot water it typically yields a light amber infusion with a mild fruity aroma and a gently sweet, slightly tangy taste from pear, apple, and dark plum, with no added sugar.

Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon quality and texture
Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Sugar-free herbal tea bags
Chinese Name 玉竹百合生津水
Pinyin Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Shui
Ingredients Apple, Polygonatum odoratum, Lilium brownii, Ophiopogon japonicus, Saccharum sinensis, snow pear, Glycyrrhiza uralensis, dark plum, Platycodon grandiflorus, Poria cocos
Form 5 g individually wrapped tea bags, 12 bags per pack
Net Weight 60 g
Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon specifications
Yu Zhu Bai He Sheng Jin Tea 5g x 12 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Solomon Seal Lily Bulb Ophiopogon specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Steep one tea bag in hot water for a daily herbal infusion
  • Brew during dry seasons as a traditional moistening drink
  • Serve warm after meals as a caffeine-free fruit and herb tea
  • Keep at the office for convenient single-cup brewing

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, Solomon's seal, lily bulb, and dwarf lilyturf root are classic moistening herbs often paired with pear, bamboo cane, and dark plum in fluid-nourishing decoctions. This blend follows that tradition in a convenient tea bag form, traditionally enjoyed warm during autumn and winter or in dry, air-conditioned environments.

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: It is a sugar-free herbal tea blend in individually wrapped 5 g bags, combining Solomon's seal, lily bulb, dwarf lilyturf root, and other fruit and herb ingredients.

Q: What is its traditional value?

A: In TCM theory, these ingredients are traditionally associated with nourishing body fluids and moistening dryness, a classic pairing for dry seasons.

Q: How is it prepared?

A: Place one tea bag in a cup, add hot water, and steep for several minutes before drinking. It is intended for hot brewing.

Additional information

Weight 0.22 kg
Dimensions 18 × 12 × 5 cm

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