Raw Sun-Dried Green Mandarin Pu-erh Tea

A Traditional Chinese Tea Ritual for Emotional Wellness & Deep Relaxation

Ancient tea wisdom meets modern emotional wellness.

This luxurious Raw Sun-Dried Green Mandarin Pu-erh Tea (Xiao Qing Gan) combines aged Pu-erh tea leaves with naturally sun-dried green mandarin peel, creating a rich, citrus-infused tea ritual deeply rooted in Chinese tea culture.

Each small mandarin is filled with premium tea leaves, allowing warm citrus oils and earthy tea aromas to slowly unfold with every infusion.

Perfect for:

• emotional reset moments
• calming nighttime rituals
• mindful tea meditation
• stress relief routines
• cozy slow-living aesthetics
• wellness-focused lifestyles
• TikTok tea ritual content

Why Tea Lovers Are Obsessed

Ancient Chinese Tea Craftsmanship

Traditional Xiao Qing Gan tea-making combines aged Pu-erh tea with young green mandarins for a naturally aromatic and grounding tea experience.

Rich Citrus Aroma + Deep Tea Warmth

Bright mandarin fragrance balances beautifully with smooth earthy Pu-erh richness.

Emotional Wellness Ritual

In Chinese tea culture, tea is a peaceful daily ceremony that encourages mindfulness, emotional balance, and inner calm.

A Cozy Luxury Experience

Warm, comforting, grounding, and aesthetically beautiful — perfect for modern self-care rituals.

The Wellness Tea Experience

This tea is designed for moments when you want to:

• slow down
• clear mental clutter
• feel emotionally grounded
• relax after overstimulation
• reconnect with yourself

The experience feels:
✨ calming
✨ cozy
✨ grounding
✨ meditative
✨ emotionally comforting

Flavor Profile

Aroma

Fresh mandarin citrus with deep earthy tea warmth

Taste

Smooth, mellow, naturally sweet, lightly citrusy with rich aged tea depth

Tea Color

Golden amber to deep reddish infusion

Feeling

Relaxing • Warming • Grounding • Peaceful

Perfect For

✔ Wellness tea lovers
✔ Emotional self-care routines
✔ Gut wellness lifestyles
✔ Meditation & journaling rituals
✔ Cozy nighttime tea moments
✔ Luxury tea gift sets
✔ TeaTok aesthetic content
✔ Mindful living enthusiasts

Brewing Guide

Traditional Gongfu Style

• 1 whole Xiao Qing Gan
• Water Temperature: 95–100°C / 203–212°F
• First steep: 10–15 seconds
• Re-steep multiple times

Western Style

• Break open slightly for stronger citrus flavor
• Steep 3–5 minutes

Best enjoyed:

• during rainy afternoons
• after meals
• during meditation
• as a calming evening ritual