Eucommia Male Flower Wellness Tea (Du Zhong Xiong Hua) — 15-Cup Herbal Blend with Maca, American Ginseng & Goji

Eucommia Male Flower Wellness Tea (杜仲雄花男神茶) is a blended herbal tea built around Eucommia ulmoides male flower — known in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as Dù Zhòng Xióng Huā (杜仲雄花) — the rare, short-season flower of the Eucommia tree, prized as a gentle yang-supporting and kidney-tonifying botanical. This small-jar tea combines fourteen food-herb ingredients, including Maca root slices (玛卡干片), American Ginseng (西洋参), mulberry fruit (桑葚), goji berry (枸杞子), and Polygonatum sibiricum (黄精), into a smooth, lightly sweet daily infusion traditionally used to support vitality, nourish essence, and restore a sense of grounded energy.

Key Selling Points

• Centered on rare Eucommia male flower (杜仲雄花), a prized yang-supporting food herb
• Blended with Maca root slices, American Ginseng, and Polygonatum for daily vitality support
• Fourteen food-herb ingredients including mulberry, goji, jujube, and raspberry
• Cold-brew friendly — smooth, lightly sweet, no added sugar
• Convenient 16 g × 15 small-jar format for daily brewing

Quality & Sensory

Each small jar holds a coarse-cut blend of dried botanicals in warm amber, deep burgundy, and pale ivory tones — the Eucommia male flower contributing fine golden-green petals, the mulberry and goji lending glossy dark-red fruit pieces, and the Maca and American Ginseng adding creamy beige slices. The dry blend carries a soft, sweet-herbal aroma with notes of dried fruit and toasted grain. Cold-brewed or steeped in hot water, it yields a clear amber infusion with a mellow, gently sweet taste — the natural sugars of jujube, mulberry, and goji balancing the mild bitterness of American Ginseng and the earthy depth of Maca and Eucommia flower.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Daily morning or afternoon vitality tea
• Cold-brewed infusion for warm-weather hydration
• Office or travel-friendly small-jar brewing
• Post-workout or post-fatigue wind-down ritual
• Seasonal winter nourishment routine

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice, Eucommia male flower is gathered during its brief spring bloom and dried for teas and tonics, traditionally associated with supporting the Kidney and Liver, warming the lower body, and restoring quiet strength. This blend follows that lineage: Maca and Cistanche are added for their traditional kidney-yang and essence-nourishing roles, American Ginseng for gentle qi support, and Polygonatum, mulberry, goji, and raspberry for yin and blood nourishment. In daily life it is brewed as a small-jar tea — steeped hot in winter, cold-brewed in summer — and sipped through the day as a grounding, vitality-oriented infusion rather than a quick stimulant.

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