Cold Brew Herbal Tea
Cold Brew Xia Sang Ju Herbal Tea
Cold Brew Xia Sang Ju Herbal Tea is a sugar-free, ready-to-drink herbal tea in single-serve teabags, designed for convenient cold infusion. Each 3g teabag contains a blend of mulberry leaves, chrysanthemums, licorice, and light bamboo leaves—herbs traditionally used in Chinese households for refreshing daily drinks. Brewed with cold water, it delivers a smooth, mild taste without bitterness. For overseas buyers, it offers a shelf-stable, retail-ready product that fits into health-food, Asian grocery, and specialty beverage sections without requiring hot water or complex preparation.
Brand Deng Qihui · made by Kangmingtang Trading, Nanning, Guangxi
Key Benefits
Why It Earns Its Shelf Space
- Sugar-free, ready-to-drink format ideal for health-conscious and cold-brew markets
- Single-serve teabags eliminate measuring, mixing, or brewing equipment
- Traditional herb blend used in daily refreshment, not medical treatment
- No heat required—cold water infusion suits travel, office, and on-the-go use
- Stable shelf life with sealed packaging, suitable for international shipping
- Fits into wellness, beverage, and Asian grocery shelves without refrigeration
Application Scenarios
Where It Sells
- Asian supermarket beverage section beside bottled teas and mineral water
- Health-food store shelf as a non-caffeinated, refreshing daily drink
- Office break room or travel pack for customers seeking a light, herbal refreshment
- Online reseller storefront targeting overseas Chinese consumers who miss home-style drinks
- Pharmacy or wellness retailer offering non-caffeinated, herbal alternatives to sodas
Buyer Profile
Who It Is For
- Importers launching a cold-brew herbal tea line for overseas Chinese communities
- Wholesalers supplying Asian grocery chains with ready-to-drink tea alternatives
- Distributors targeting health-conscious shoppers who prefer sugar-free beverages
- Retailers wanting a non-caffeinated, shelf-stable herbal drink with traditional roots
- Online resellers needing a product that requires no special storage or prep
Problems Solved
Problems It Solves
- Overseas shoppers cannot find cold-brew herbal teas that match their home experience
- Loose herbs or hot-brew teas are impractical for cold consumption and travel
- Many herbal drinks contain added sugar or artificial ingredients, limiting appeal
- Buyers struggle to source a consistent, retail-ready cold-brew tea with clear labeling
- Lack of ready-to-drink herbal options in non-refrigerated formats limits shelf placement
Technical Features
Product Features
- Single-serve sealed teabag, 3g per bag, no sugar added
- Brewed with cold water—no heat or steeping time required
- Blend of four food-and-medicine-homology herbs, traditionally used in daily refreshment
- Teabags are compact, travel-friendly, and suitable for single-serve consumption
- No preservatives or artificial flavors added to the blend
- Packaged in 10 teabags per retail box for trial and standard retail
Specifications
Specifications
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| Product Form | Sealed herbal teabag |
|---|---|
| Main Ingredients | Mulberry leaves, chrysanthemums, licorice, light bamboo leaves |
| Brand | Deng Qihui |
| Origin | Guangxi, China |
| Preparation | Infuse one bag in cold water, ready to drink |
| Shelf Life | To be confirmed |
| Carton Configuration | To be confirmed |
| MOQ | To be confirmed |
Materials
What Goes Into It
- Mulberry leaves, used in traditional Chinese refreshment drinks
- Chrysanthemums, known for their mild, floral taste in herbal infusions
- Licorice root, traditionally used to balance flavor and support mild sweetness
- Light bamboo leaves, valued for their cooling and refreshing properties
Manufacturing Process
How It Is Made
- Herbs are sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains region of Guangxi
- The four herbs are combined using traditional compatibility methods
- The blend is processed to extract concentrated essence for cold-water solubility
- Portions are filled into 3g teabags and heat-sealed for freshness
- Bags are packed ten to a retail box for convenient distribution
Quality
Quality Control
- The same four-herb formula has been produced without reformulation
- Inner packaging is designed to maintain seal integrity during shipping
- Ingredients are limited to food-and-medicine-homology herbs, no synthetic additives
- Third-party laboratory test reports available on request: TBC
Customisation
Customisation Options
- English-language retail packaging available upon request: discuss by email
- Private-label cartons possible: enquire with artwork and quantities
- Mixed pallets combining this SKU with other Deng Qihui tea lines
- Bag weight and pack count can be adjusted for specific market needs
Comparison
How It Compares
| Hot-brew herbal teas | This product requires no heat, making it more convenient for travel and office use, though it lacks the depth of flavor from hot infusion |
|---|---|
| Bottled herbal beverages | No refrigeration needed and longer shelf life, but limited to single-serve use and no resealable container |
| Generic cold-brew tea bags | Uses a traditional four-herb blend with cultural familiarity, but may have less market recognition than branded alternatives |
How to Brew
Use Guide
- Place one 3g teabag into a glass or bottle
- Add cold or room-temperature water and stir gently
- Let it infuse for 10 to 15 minutes for full flavor
- Remove the bag and enjoy immediately
- Can be reused once with fresh cold water for a lighter brew
- This is a herbal tea, not a medicine; no medical claims are made
FAQ
Cold Brew Xia Sang Ju Herbal Tea Questions
What makes this tea different from other cold-brew herbal teas?
It uses a traditional blend of four herbs—mulberry leaves, chrysanthemums, licorice, and light bamboo leaves—commonly found in Chinese households for daily refreshment, not just for cooling.
Is this tea suitable for daily consumption?
Yes, the ingredients are traditional food-and-medicine-homology herbs used in daily refreshment. It is not a medicine, but many customers enjoy it as a mild, everyday herbal drink.
Does this product need refrigeration?
No, the sealed teabags do not require refrigeration. The tea can be stored at room temperature until opened. Once opened, it is best consumed within a few hours.
What is the origin of the herbs used in this tea?
The herbs are sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains region of Guangxi, a traditional area known for high-quality herbal raw materials used in Chinese medicine and daily consumption.
How long should I steep the teabag in cold water?
For best flavor, steep the teabag in cold water for 10 to 15 minutes. Stirring once helps release the herbal essence. The tea is ready to drink after this time and can be consumed immediately.
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