Twelve Flower Herbal Tea Gift Box Rose Jasmine Rosebud Osmanthus Roselle Dendrobium Flower Green Calyx Plum Bitter Orange Flower 117g

This Twelve Flower Herbal Tea Gift Box combines rose (Mei Gui, 玫瑰), jasmine (Mo Li, 茉莉), Chinese rose (Yue Ji, 月季), osmanthus (Gui Hua, 桂花), roselle (Mei Gui Qie, 玫瑰茄), dendrobium flower (Shi Hu Hua, 石斛花), green calyx plum (Lü E Mei, 绿萼梅), and bitter orange flower (Dai Dai Hua, 玳玳花) in a cold-brew flower tea assortment. In TCM theory these botanicals are traditionally associated with soothing the liver, harmonizing the stomach, and refreshing the spirit. Sold as a ready-to-brew gift set with a red gift bag.

Key Selling Points

• Twelve-flower assortment featuring rose, jasmine, osmanthus, roselle, dendrobium flower, green calyx plum, and bitter orange flower
• Presented in a gift box with a large red gift bag for festive or ceremonial giving
• Cold-brew flower tea format suited to gentle everyday sipping
• 117g net weight across the assortment with a 12-month shelf life
• Traditional TCM floral blend associated with liver-soothing and stomach-harmonizing qualities

Quality & Sensory

The dried flowers typically show mixed colors from deep rose red and golden osmanthus to pale jasmine white and violet roselle. Aroma is sweet, floral, and lightly honeyed. Cold-brewed liquor is pale gold to pink with a soft, mildly sweet floral taste and a clean finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Cold-brewed floral tea for daily refreshment
• Warm infusion as a gentle evening tea
• Festive or ceremonial gift giving
• Blended with other mild herbs in a floral decoction
• Light floral addition to summer beverage routines

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, floral teas such as rose, jasmine, osmanthus, and bitter orange flower are traditionally used to soothe the liver, harmonize the middle burner, and lift the spirit. Roselle and dendrobium flower are traditionally associated with clearing heat and nourishing fluids. These flowers are commonly steeped alone or paired with green tea, chrysanthemum, or goji berry for seasonal refreshment.

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