In classical phenology, Xiaoman is often described in three beats: bitter greens flourish, tender grasses fade, and the wheat season nears its “small fullness.” We use those images as a seasonal backdrop—brightening light, changing fields, and a steady invitation to simplify what you sip (cultural imagery only; not a health claim).
Late spring is practical: lighter layers, more walking and cycling, windows open at home, and office air that flips between cool and dry. A three‑minute steep fits the rhythm—before work, between tasks, or after time outdoors when you want flavor without a sugary drink.
This is a small ritual, not a dramatic “cleanse” story: hot water, one sachet, a few slow breaths while it brews—an easy way to align everyday comfort with solar‑term seasonality.
- Whole‑food style blend: apple, orange, hawthorn, poria cocos, and red jujube. No rock sugar added; no artificial sweeteners or flavors stated for this SKU. Processing aims to keep aroma clear and the cup naturally balanced—see on‑pack label for the authoritative list.
- Place 1 sachet in a cup or teapot. Add 200–300ml hot water (about 85–95°C / 185–203°F). Steep ~3 minutes; adjust to taste. Most guests enjoy 2–3 infusions. For a softer cup, shorten the first steep.
- Keep sealed in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and strong odors. Reseal the outer pouch after opening to protect each 20g sachet.