Kuding Tea Bag

Kuding is a herbal tea produced in China’s south-east regions.  Its very name suggests that it tastes bitter, but that fact hasn’t stopped millions of people around the world from drinking it on regular basis. Kuding is quite an adventure tastewise. When you take the first sip, bitterness will hit the tip of your tongue and then envelop the rest of your mouth gradually transforming into a much less invasive taste characteristic of some blanched vegetables and nettle. As you swallow the beverage, a subtle mellow taste will kick in, creating a balanced bittersweet harmony that tends to linger in the mouth for a few minutes.
Why do we like it?

A wide range of medicinal properties are attributed to kuding: it can normalise blood pressure, alleviate itching in the eyes, deal with thirst caused by dehydration, headaches, rhinitis, coughing, and other respiratory issues. If consumed regularly, bitter nail tea can help maintain overall health. More importantly, kuding can be an excellent supplement in alleviating flu-induced symptoms.

Diabetes, Cholesterol & Blood Pressure
Kuding tea contains beneficial components including amino acids, polyphenols, flavonoids, zinc and several vitamins. As a folk medicine, kuding tea is can help reduce high blood sugar (diabetes), high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.

Acne & Bad Breath
Besides, kuding’s anti-bacterial properties also make it a popular and effective herb against acne and bad breath.
We pack our teas in resealable insulated kraft paper bags. Tea should be stored in a cool and dry place. The expiry date is stamped on the bag.