Men’s Herbal Wine Soaking Kit — 6-Piece Food-Herb Blend for Traditional Tonic Infusions

This Men's Herbal Wine Soaking Kit is a curated 6-piece collection of dried food-herb (药食同源) botanicals traditionally used in Chinese home wine-making to create a warming, nourishing tonic infusion. Assembled from food-herb ingredients such as goji berry, Chinese yam, mulberry, jujube, and other classic tonic botanicals, the kit follows the spirit of the traditional 'Shi Quan Da Bu' (十全大补) nourishment concept — a well-rounded, balanced approach to daily vitality. Each botanical is a whole, unprocessed food herb, dried and sealed to preserve its natural character, ready to be steeped in wine at home.

Key Selling Points

• 6-piece food-herb (药食同源) wine-soaking kit
• Traditional 'Shi Quan Da Bu' tonic concept
• Whole, unprocessed dried botanicals
• 300 g total across 3-piece pack set
• Sourced from Zhejiang, China

Quality & Sensory

Each botanical in the kit retains its natural dried appearance — goji berries show a deep red hue and soft, chewy texture; jujubes are wrinkled and leathery with a sweet, fruity aroma; roots and rhizomes are firm and evenly dried. When steeped in wine, the blend gradually releases a warm, sweet, and gently earthy aroma, with the liquor taking on a rounded, mellow character that deepens over weeks of infusion.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Home wine-soaking for traditional tonic infusions
• Seasonal nourishment rituals in autumn and winter
• Gifting for men's daily wellness routines
• Traditional herbal wine-making with food-herb botanicals
• Slow-steeped home tonic preparation

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice, food-herb wine-soaking kits like this are assembled to create a warming, nourishing infusion for daily vitality. The botanicals are traditionally placed into a clean glass jar, covered with wine, and left to steep for weeks or months, allowing the herbs' character to slowly release. The resulting infusion is sipped in small amounts as part of a seasonal nourishment routine, often during cooler months when the body benefits from gentle, warming support. This kit follows the classic 'Shi Quan Da Bu' concept — a balanced, well-rounded blend rather than a single-herb focus.

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