Luo Han Guo Pang Da Hai Snow Pear Herbal Tea 5g x 30 Bags Cold Brew Blend

Luo Han Guo Pang Da Hai Snow Pear Tea is a ready-to-brew herbal blend featuring monk fruit (罗汉果, Luo Han Guo, Siraitia grosvenorii), boat sterculia seed (胖大海, Pang Da Hai, Sterculia lychnophora), and snow pear flavor, alongside hawthorn, barley, tangerine peel, cassia seed, gardenia, licorice, chrysanthemum, mint, loquat leaf, and dandelion. Each 5g bag is individually sealed for convenient cold or hot steeping. In TCM tradition, monk fruit and boat sterculia seed are traditionally associated with soothing the throat and supporting comfortable breathing. Enjoy as a mild, sugar-free daily herbal infusion.

Key Selling Points

• Complete 13-herb blend with monk fruit, boat sterculia seed, and snow pear as signature ingredients
• Individually wrapped 5g tea bags, 30 bags per pack for easy single-serve brewing
• Sugar-free formula suitable for daily herbal tea drinking
• Cold-brew friendly processing allows steeping in cold or hot water
• Traditionally used in TCM to soothe the throat and support seasonal wellness

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows mixed dried botanical pieces in warm brown and golden tones with a light herbal aroma. When steeped, it typically yields a clear amber infusion with a naturally mellow, slightly sweet taste from monk fruit and a gentle minty finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one bag in hot water for a warming daily herbal tea
• Cold brew a bag in chilled water for a refreshing summer infusion
• Enjoy after speaking, singing, or during dry seasons as a throat-comfort ritual
• Serve in offices, teahouses, or food-service settings as a caffeine-free beverage option

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, monk fruit and boat sterculia seed are traditionally used to moisten the throat and support clear, comfortable breathing, often paired with chrysanthemum, mint, and loquat leaf in seasonal wellness teas. Snow pear is a classic pairing for dryness, while cassia seed and dandelion are traditionally associated with internal cooling. This blend follows the common folk-tea format of combining multiple gentle herbs for everyday steeping rather than concentrated decoction.

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