Mulberry Leaf Bitter Melon Winter Melon Herbal Tea Bags Sang Ye Shuang Gua Cha 160g Box

Mulberry Leaf Double Melon Tea, known in TCM as Sang Ye Shuang Gua Cha (桑叶双瓜茶), is a blended herbal tea combining mulberry leaf (桑叶, Sang Ye, Morus alba) with winter melon and bitter melon. Sold as pre-portioned 4g tea bags in a 160g box, it is traditionally taken as a daily infusion. In TCM theory mulberry leaf is cool and sweet-bitter, entering the lung and liver channels, and is traditionally associated with clearing heat and supporting seasonal wellness.

Key Selling Points

• Blend of mulberry leaf with winter melon and bitter melon in convenient tea bags
• Mulberry leaf (桑叶, Sang Ye) from Morus alba, a classic TCM botanical
• Pre-portioned 4g bags, 40 per 160g box, for easy daily brewing
• Sun-dried processing in the traditional manner
• Light, refreshing infusion suited to everyday herbal tea routines

Quality & Sensory

The tea bags typically contain dried green to yellow-green leaf and fruit pieces with a mild herbal aroma. The brewed liquor is typically pale gold to light amber with a gentle vegetal and slightly sweet melon note. Taste is usually light and refreshing, with a soft bitterness from the bitter melon.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Daily herbal tea infusion
• Warm drink after meals
• Seasonal refreshment in warmer months
• Office or travel tea bag convenience
• Light evening infusion

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory mulberry leaf is traditionally used to clear wind-heat and support the lungs and liver. Winter melon and bitter melon are folk herbs traditionally associated with clearing heat and supporting digestion. This blend is commonly prepared as a simple infusion or light decoction and taken as a daily tea, especially in warm seasons.

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