Five Black Wellness Tea 50 Triangle Tea Bags Mulberry Black Goji Black Sesame Blend Sugar Free Hot Brew

Five Black Wellness Tea, known in Chinese as Wu Hei Cha (五黑茶), is a prepackaged herbal tea blend of mulberry (桑葚, Sang Shen, Morus alba fruit), black goji berry (黑枸杞, Hei Gou Qi, Lycium ruthenicum fruit), black sesame (黑芝麻, Hei Zhi Ma, Sesamum indicum seed), black soybean (黑豆, Hei Dou, Glycine max seed), and black rice (黑米, Hei Mi, Oryza sativa seed). In TCM theory, black-colored foods are traditionally associated with nourishing the kidney system. Each 5 g triangle tea bag steeps into a smooth, mildly sweet daily infusion. Steep in hot water and enjoy as part of a balanced routine.

Key Selling Points

• Five Black blend of mulberry black goji black sesame black soybean and black rice in one tea bag
• 50 individually filled 5 g triangle tea bags for convenient hot brewing
• Sugar free formulation with no added sweeteners
• Rooted in the TCM tradition of favoring black foods for kidney nourishment
• Prepackaged in Anhui with a shelf life of over 12 months

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows deep purple black and dark tones from the berries seeds and grains. Expect a toasty nutty aroma from sesame and soybean with fruity berry notes. Brewed tea typically pours a dark reddish purple with a smooth mildly sweet and grainy finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one triangle tea bag in hot water for a daily wellness infusion
• Enjoy as a warm afternoon or evening caffeine free style herbal drink
• Serve at the office or home as an easy grab and brew tea bag
• Share as a seasonal gift for friends who enjoy traditional Chinese herbal teas

Traditional Uses

In Chinese food therapy, black colored ingredients such as black sesame black soybean black rice mulberry and black goji have long been simmered in congee soups and teas. Traditionally associated with supporting kidney essence and nourishing blood and hair in TCM practice, these five blacks are often combined in daily tonics. Modern users commonly steep the blend as a convenient hot infusion in place of sugary beverages.

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