Red Bean & Coix Seed Tea (Chi Xiao Dou Yi Mi Cha) — Adzuki, Coix, Euryale & Poria Herbal Blend
$5.27 – $6.71Price range: $5.27 through $6.71
Description
Red Bean & Coix Seed Tea (赤小豆薏米茶, Chì Xiǎo Dòu Yì Mǐ Chá) is a traditional Chinese herbal tea blend built on four revered food-herb ingredients: Adzuki Bean (Vigna umbellata), Coix Seed (Coix lacryma-jobi), Euryale Seed (Euryale ferox), and Poria (Wolfiporia cocos). Known in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as a gentle dampness-transforming, spleen-supporting combination, this blend has been prized for centuries as a daily tea for supporting lightness of body, smooth digestion, and seasonal balance. Its nature is mild, neutral to slightly cooling, making it a soft yet steady herbal infusion for everyday nourishment.


Key Selling Points
- Traditional four-herb food blend: Adzuki, Coix, Euryale, and Poria
- Classic TCM dampness-transforming and spleen-supporting formula
- Sun-dried processing preserves natural aroma and texture
- Naturally sweet from the ingredients themselves — no added sugar
- Convenient tea-bag form for daily brewing


Quality & Sensory
Each batch is sun-dried to preserve the natural pale-red and ivory tones of the Adzuki Bean and Coix Seed, with the Euryale Seed and Poria contributing a soft, chalky-white texture. The dry blend carries a mild, nutty, grain-like aroma. When brewed, it yields a light amber infusion with a gentle, naturally sweet, slightly earthy taste and a smooth, rounded mouthfeel — comforting and easy to drink throughout the day.


Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Herbal Tea Blend (Tea Bag) |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | Adzuki Bean, Coix Seed, Euryale Seed, Poria |
| Origin | Anhui, China |
| Net Weight | 500 g |
| Shelf Life | 12 months |
| Processing | Sun-dried |


Usage Scenarios
- Daily morning or afternoon herbal tea
- Seasonal nourishment during humid or damp weather
- After heavy or greasy meals
- Office and travel-friendly tea-bag brewing
- Part of a balanced daily wellness routine


Traditional Uses
In folk herbal practice, this blend is decocted or brewed as a daily tea to support the body's natural balance during damp seasons. Adzuki Bean and Coix Seed are classic kitchen-and-tea ingredients traditionally used to transform dampness and support the Spleen; Euryale Seed is prized for its gentle astringing and stabilizing nature; Poria is a well-loved food herb traditionally used to calm the spirit and support fluid metabolism. Together they form a mild, food-based tea that fits easily into everyday life — brewed alone, simmered into congee, or combined with other gentle food herbs.


FAQ Q&A
Q: What is Red Bean & Coix Seed Tea?
A: It is a traditional Chinese herbal tea blend made from Adzuki Bean, Coix Seed, Euryale Seed, and Poria — four well-known food-herb ingredients used in TCM food therapy. It is brewed as a daily tea for gentle, food-based nourishment.
Q: Does this tea contain added sugar?
A: No. The sweetness comes entirely from the natural sugars present in the ingredients themselves. No additional sugar or sweetener is added.
Q: How do I brew this tea?
A: Place one tea bag in a cup, add hot water, and steep for a few minutes. It can also be simmered gently for a fuller flavor. Adjust the amount and steeping time to your taste.

Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
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| Dimensions | N/A |
| Packaging specifications | Red bean and job s tears tea bulk 500g, Three steamed and three sun dried bulk 500g, Red bean and barley tea individually packaged 500g, Gorgon red bean and barley tea 260g bottle |
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