Honeysuckle Mint Lemon Chrysanthemum Tea 150g Cold Brew Summer Cooling Herbal Tea Jin Yin Hua Bo He Cha

Honeysuckle Mint Lemon Chrysanthemum Tea, known in TCM as Jin Yin Hua Bo He Cha (金银花薄荷茶), is a prepackaged cold-brew herbal blend featuring Lonicera japonica flower buds, Mentha haplocalyx herb, Citrus limon fruit, and Chrysanthemum morifolium flowers. In TCM theory, honeysuckle is traditionally associated with clearing heat, mint with dispersing wind-heat, and chrysanthemum with soothing the head and eyes. This sugar-free blend is traditionally enjoyed as a refreshing summer drink for hot weather.

Key Selling Points

• Four-herb blend of honeysuckle, mint, lemon, and chrysanthemum in one convenient tea pack
• Features Jin Yin Hua (金银花) flower buds, a classic TCM herb traditionally associated with clearing summer heat
• Cold-brew friendly formulation, simply steep in cold or room-temperature water
• Sugar-free prepackaged tea with 12-month shelf life, sealed for freshness
• Traditionally enjoyed as a cooling summer beverage for hot workdays and outdoor settings

Quality & Sensory

Typically, the blend shows pale yellow-green honeysuckle buds, bright yellow chrysanthemum flowers, and dried lemon pieces with a fresh minty aroma. When cold-brewed, the liquor is typically light golden with a crisp, mildly sweet-tart citrus taste and a cooling mint finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Cold-brew in a bottle or pitcher of water for a refreshing summer drink
• Steep in hot water as a traditional herbal tea
• Pack for outdoor work, construction sites, or travel in hot weather
• Serve chilled at home or in the office during warm seasons

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese herbal practice, honeysuckle and chrysanthemum are classic summer tea herbs, often paired with mint or lemon for a cooling drink. Such blends are traditionally steeped in hot or cold water and sipped throughout hot days. Chrysanthemum is also traditionally associated with eye comfort, and mint with a cooling sensation, making this combination a common seasonal household tea.

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