Cold Brew Herbal Tea
Cold Brew Houttuynia Cordata Herbal Tea
Cold Brew Houttuynia Cordata Herbal Tea is a single-serve teabag designed for easy preparation and refreshing consumption. Made from Houttuynia cordata, a herb traditionally used in southern Chinese households for its cooling properties, it is brewed cold to preserve its delicate flavour and herbal character. This tea is ideal for buyers seeking a ready-to-sell, shelf-stable product that fits into the growing demand for cold-brew herbal options in overseas Chinese communities. It offers a simple, no-prep alternative to loose herbs or complex brewing methods.
Brand Deng Qihui · made by Kangmingtang Trading, Nanning, Guangxi
Key Benefits
Why It Earns Its Shelf Space
- Single-serve teabag format requires no measuring or brewing equipment
- Cold-brew method preserves the herb's natural taste and cooling character
- Houttuynia cordata is a well-known herb in traditional use for daily refreshment
- Retail-ready packaging supports quick shelf placement and customer trust
- No sugar or additives, aligning with clean-label preferences
- Suitable for daily consumption without the need for hot water
Application Scenarios
Where It Sells
- Asian supermarket refrigerated beverage section near bottled teas and functional drinks
- Chinese medicine shop counter as a refreshing herbal alternative to sugary drinks
- Health-food retailer shelf targeting wellness-conscious customers seeking natural options
- Online store selling cold-brew teas to overseas Chinese households
- Retailer offering seasonal refreshments during warmer months
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-sell refreshment options
- Distributors targeting younger and middle-aged overseas Chinese shoppers
- Retailers wanting a non-caffeinated, no-sugar herbal option for summer
- Health-food stores seeking a traditional herb in a convenient format
Problems Solved
Problems It Solves
- Overseas shoppers cannot access traditional cold-brew herbal teas in retail-ready form
- Loose herbs require cold soaking and are messy to handle and store
- Many cold-brew teas on the market are sweetened or contain artificial ingredients
- Buyers struggle to find shelf-stable, branded herbal teas that don’t need hot water
- Lack of clear labelling and preparation instructions leads to customer hesitation
Technical Features
Product Features
- Sealed teabag designed for cold water infusion
- Single-serve format with no need for measuring or mixing
- Prepared using traditional cold-brew compatibility method
- No added sugar, artificial flavours, or preservatives
- Herbs are processed to maintain natural cooling properties
- Suitable for cold or room-temperature water infusion
Specifications
Specifications
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| Product Form | Sealed herbal teabag |
|---|---|
| Main Ingredients | Houttuynia cordata |
| Brand | Deng Qihui |
| Origin | Guangxi, China |
| Preparation | Infuse in cold or room-temperature water for 4–6 hours |
| Shelf Life | To be confirmed |
| Carton Configuration | To be confirmed |
| MOQ | To be confirmed |
Materials
What Goes Into It
- Houttuynia cordata, a herb used in southern China for its cooling and refreshing properties
- Filter paper teabag material suitable for cold water extraction
- Sealable packaging to maintain freshness during storage
- No synthetic additives or preservatives in the blend
- Herbs sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains region of Guangxi
- No artificial flavours or sweeteners added to the tea
Manufacturing Process
How It Is Made
- Houttuynia cordata is harvested from the Ten Thousand Mountains area of Guangxi
- The herb is cleaned and prepared using traditional methods to preserve its natural profile
- The herb is filled into sealed teabags at a consistent weight
- Teabags are heat-sealed to maintain freshness and prevent moisture ingress
- Packed in retail cartons for export and shelf-ready distribution
Quality
Quality Control
- The same Houttuynia cordata formula has been produced since the product's launch
- Inner packaging is designed to maintain seal integrity during transit
- Only food-and-medicine-homology herbs are used, with no synthetic additives
- Third-party lab test reports available on request: TBC
Customisation
Customisation Options
- Choice of bag weight on the same formula: discuss by email
- English-language retail packaging available for markets that require it
- Private-label cartons possible: enquire with artwork and quantities
- Mixed pallets combining this SKU with other Deng Qihui herbal tea lines
Comparison
How It Compares
| Loose Houttuynia cordata herbs | Teabags eliminate the need for measuring, soaking, and straining, improving customer convenience and repeat purchase |
|---|---|
| Sweetened cold-brew bottled teas | This product is unsweetened and additive-free, appealing to health-conscious buyers seeking natural options |
| Hot-brew herbal teas | Cold brew format suits warm climates and seasonal demand, with a different taste profile and no need for hot water |
How to Brew
Use Guide
- Place one teabag in a glass or pitcher
- Add cold or room-temperature water and stir gently
- Let it infuse for 4 to 6 hours, or overnight for stronger flavour
- Remove the bag before drinking
- Best served chilled, ideal for daytime or evening refreshment
- This is a herbal tea, not a medicine; customers on prescription treatment should consult their doctor
FAQ
Cold Brew Houttuynia Cordata Herbal Tea Questions
Can this tea be reused after the first steep?
The teabag can be reused once with fresh cold water, though the flavour will be weaker. For optimal taste, use a new bag each time.
Is Houttuynia cordata safe for daily consumption?
Houttuynia cordata has been used traditionally in southern China for daily refreshment. It is not a medicine. Customers on prescription treatment should consult their doctor.
Does this product need refrigeration during shipping or storage?
No refrigeration is required. The sealed teabag and packaging maintain freshness at room temperature. Store in a cool, dry place.
Which other Deng Qihui products pair well with this cold brew tea?
This tea pairs well with the Elderly Laxative Tea and Digestive Herbal Tea for a full wellness range. Retailers often see better movement when offering multiple SKUs.
How long should I steep the teabag for cold brew?
For best results, infuse the teabag in cold or room-temperature water for 4 to 6 hours. Overnight steeping gives a stronger flavour. No hot water is needed.
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