Brown Sugar Ginger Jujube Tea Gui Yuan Hong Zao Gou Qi Blend 100g Warming Herbal Drink

Brown Sugar Ginger Jujube Tea, known in Chinese as Hong Tang Jiang Zao Cha, is a warming herbal blend featuring longan (Gui Yuan, 桂圆, Dimocarpus longan), red dates (Hong Zao, 红枣, Ziziphus jujuba), goji berries (Gou Qi, 枸杞, Lycium barbarum), and ginger with brown sugar. In TCM theory, these ingredients are traditionally associated with nourishing qi and blood and supporting warmth and circulation. This convenient blend is intended for daily brewing as a soothing hot drink.

Key Selling Points

• Convenient 100g pack of brown sugar ginger jujube tea blend for easy daily brewing
• Features longan, red dates, goji berries, and ginger in a traditional Chinese herbal combination
• In TCM theory, traditionally associated with nourishing qi and blood and supporting warmth
• Cold-brew compatible process allows quick preparation as a hot or warm drink
• Sourced from Anhui province with a shelf life of over 12 months when stored properly

Quality & Sensory

Typically displays a rich amber-brown color from the brown sugar base with visible pieces of dried jujube, longan, and goji berries. The aroma is characteristically sweet and spicy with warm ginger notes. When brewed, it typically yields a sweet, mildly spicy, and fruity taste with a smooth warming finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Brew as a warming hot drink during cold weather
• Steep in hot water for a quick afternoon herbal tea
• Enjoy as a comforting beverage during menstrual wellness routines
• Serve warm at home as a soothing daily drink

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, ginger and jujube are a classic pairing often used in daily teas to support warmth and digestion. Longan and goji berries are traditionally associated with nourishing blood and supporting vitality. This blend follows the folk custom of drinking warming ginger-date teas during colder months or after exposure to cold, commonly prepared by steeping in hot water for several minutes.

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