Cold Brew Herbal Tea
Cold Brew 24-Herb Cooling Tea
Cold Brew 24-Herb Cooling Tea is a sugar-free herbal tea designed for convenient cold preparation. Each sealed teabag contains a blend of agastache, perilla, elsholtzia, dried ginger, mulberry leaves, and chrysanthemum, traditionally used in southern Chinese households for refreshing daily drinks. Brewed directly with cold water, it delivers a ready-to-drink beverage without heat or steeping time. For overseas buyers, this product fills a gap in the cold-brew tea category with a shelf-stable, retail-ready format that appeals to health-conscious shoppers seeking familiar, traditional flavours without preparation hassle.
Brand Deng Qihui · made by Kangmingtang Trading, Nanning, Guangxi
Key Benefits
Why It Earns Its Shelf Space
- Sugar-free, ready-to-drink format with no heating or steeping required
- Six-herb blend with traditional use in daily cooling refreshment
- Sealed teabag format ensures freshness and portability
- No preparation steps beyond adding cold water, ideal for on-the-go consumption
- Retail-ready packaging suitable for Asian supermarkets and health-food stores
- Appeals to customers who prefer cold drinks over hot tea, especially in warm climates
Application Scenarios
Where It Sells
- Asian supermarket chilled beverage section, next to bottled teas and mineral water
- Health-food retailer shelf with other cold-brew and herbal drink lines
- Pharmacy or wellness store where customers seek non-caffeinated refreshments
- Online reseller storefront targeting overseas Chinese consumers who miss home-style drinks
- Travel and convenience store display for quick, no-prep refreshment
Buyer Profile
Who It Is For
- Importers launching a cold-brew herbal tea line for overseas Chinese markets
- Wholesalers supplying Asian grocery chains with ready-to-drink tea alternatives
- Distributors serving health-food retailers and convenience stores
- Online resellers targeting customers who want traditional herbal drinks without preparation
- Retailers looking to expand their beverage shelf with non-caffeinated, sugar-free options
Problems Solved
Problems It Solves
- Overseas shoppers cannot find cold-brew herbal teas that match home-style taste and convenience
- Loose herbs or hot-brew teas are impractical for cold consumption and on-the-go use
- Many bottled herbal drinks contain added sugar or artificial ingredients
- Buyers struggle to source a ready-to-drink herbal tea that fits a retail shelf without refrigeration
- Lack of consistent, correctly labelled, shelf-stable cold-brew tea options in the market
Technical Features
Product Features
- Sealed teabag format, brewed directly with cold water
- Six-herb blend with traditional use in cooling refreshment
- 3 g per teabag, 10 teabags per retail pack
- Sugar-free, no added preservatives or artificial flavours
- No heating or steeping required, ready to drink in minutes
- Compact and portable, suitable for travel and daily carry
Specifications
Specifications
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| Product Form | Sealed herbal teabag |
|---|---|
| Main Ingredients | Agastache, Perilla, Elsholtzia, Dried Ginger, Mulberry Leaves, Chrysanthemum |
| Brand | Deng Qihui |
| Origin | Guangxi, China |
| Preparation | Add one teabag to cold water and let sit for 5–10 minutes |
| Shelf Life | To be confirmed |
| Carton Configuration | To be confirmed |
| MOQ | To be confirmed |
Materials
What Goes Into It
- Agastache, a herb used in southern Chinese cooking and traditional cooling drinks
- Perilla, known for its aromatic leaves and use in herbal infusions
- Elsholtzia, a fragrant herb traditionally used in cooling teas
- Dried ginger, used in moderation for its warming balance in cooling blends
- Mulberry leaves, commonly used in Chinese herbal drinks for their mild, earthy flavour
- Chrysanthemum, a classic ingredient in traditional cooling teas
Manufacturing Process
How It Is Made
- Herbs are sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains region of Guangxi
- The six herbs are combined using traditional compatibility principles
- The blend is processed to concentrate the essence for cold-water extraction
- Portions are filled into 3 g teabags with precision
- Bags are heat-sealed and packed ten to a retail pack
- Final packs are stored in a controlled environment to maintain freshness
Quality
Quality Control
- The same six-herb formula has been produced without reformulation
- Inner packaging is designed to maintain seal integrity and freshness
- Ingredients are limited to food-and-medicine-homology herbs
- Third-party laboratory test reports available on request: TBC
Customisation
Customisation Options
- English-language retail packaging available upon request
- Private-label cartons can be discussed: email [email protected]
- Mixed pallets combining this SKU with other Deng Qihui tea lines are possible
- Bag weight and pack count can be adjusted for trial or bulk orders
Comparison
How It Compares
| Bottled herbal drinks with added sugar | This product is sugar-free and uses natural cold extraction, appealing to health-conscious buyers who avoid sweetened beverages |
|---|---|
| Loose-leaf herbal teas requiring hot water | Cold Brew 24-Herb Cooling Tea requires no heat or steeping, making it more convenient for on-the-go use |
| Hot-brew herbal teas | Designed for cold consumption, it fits better in warm climates and modern beverage trends |
How to Brew
Use Guide
- Place one teabag in a glass or bottle
- Add cold water and stir gently
- Let sit for 5 to 10 minutes for full flavour release
- Remove the bag and enjoy immediately
- Can be refrigerated for longer chill and stronger taste
- This is a herbal tea, not a medicine; customers on prescription treatment should consult a doctor
FAQ
Cold Brew 24-Herb Cooling Tea Questions
How is this tea different from hot-brew herbal teas?
It is designed for cold water infusion, requiring no heat or steeping time. The formula is adapted for cold extraction, delivering a refreshing drink ideal for warm weather or on-the-go use.
Can this tea be used in a travel bottle or reusable container?
Yes, the sealed teabag is designed for portability. Simply place it in a travel bottle, add cold water, and let it steep for 5–10 minutes before drinking.
Is the tea suitable for people avoiding sugar?
Yes, this product is sugar-free and contains no added sweeteners. It relies on natural herbal flavours for taste, making it suitable for low-sugar or diabetic-friendly diets.
What is the recommended steeping time for cold water?
Five to ten minutes is ideal for full flavour extraction. Longer steeping may result in a stronger taste, but the tea is ready to drink within this window.
Can we get this in a different bag weight or pack size?
Bag weight and pack count can be discussed for custom orders. Email [email protected] with your preferred configuration and volume.
Is the packaging suitable for markets that require English labelling?
Yes, English-language packaging can be arranged. Contact us at [email protected] with your labelling requirements and order volume.
Does this product contain caffeine?
No, the ingredients are all herbal and non-caffeinated. It is suitable for evening consumption and for customers sensitive to stimulants.
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