Infusions

A wide selection of herbal teas from Chinese medicine. Discover our herbal teas with their many benefits, available as single herbs or in blends.

Yin Yang Chinese Herbal Teas

Derived from traditional Chinese dietetics (TCM), our herbal infusions are composed of dried plants selected for their ancient usage in China. Unlike Western herbal teas, they are formulated according to the principles of Yin and Yang: each plant possesses a specific nature (cold, warm, neutral) and flavor that act on targeted body functions.

How to Choose Your Herbal Tea

Your choice depends primarily on your current needs: restless sleep, difficult digestion, fatigue, stress, or emotional imbalance. Each product page details the plant’s traditional use, its Pinyin name, and its main benefits.

  • Blends: Pre-formulated mixtures crafted by us to target specific goals (digestion, relaxation, immunity).
  • Single Herbs: Ideal if you are following a custom prescription or wish to create your own blends.

Herbal Tea vs. Decoction: What Is the Difference?

An infusion consists of pouring hot water over the plant and letting it steep for a few minutes, similar to traditional tea. It is best suited for plants with volatile active compounds (flowers, leaves). For denser roots and barks, a decoction is preferred, as it requires prolonged boiling to fully release its benefits.

If you are new to this, our guide How to Prepare a Chinese Herbal Tea will walk you through the process step by step.

A Heritage of Quality and Standards

All our plants are selected based on strict criteria for traceability and purity, free from unnecessary chemical treatments. We work directly with growers who practice traditional harvesting methods, ensuring an optimal concentration of active ingredients.

Explore our decoctions, our dietary porridges, or let yourself be guided by our gift ideas selection to offer a moment of well-being inspired by ancient Chinese wisdom.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before ordering your Chinese herbal teas.

What is the difference between an infusion and a decoction? +
An infusion involves pouring hot water over the plant and letting it steep for a few minutes, making it ideal for flowers and leaves. A decoction requires prolonged boiling, which is suited for denser roots and barks to fully extract their active ingredients.
How long do Chinese herbs last? +
When stored away from light and humidity in an airtight container, our herbs generally last between 6 and 12 months, sometimes longer depending on the type. The expiration date is printed on each pouch.
Where do you ship? +
We ship worldwide, including to the United States, the European Union, Canada, Switzerland, and Russia. See our Shipping and Delivery page for full details. Free shipping is available on orders over €100.
Can I combine multiple herbal teas? +
It depends on the plants. Some combinations are recommended in Chinese medicine, while others are not. If you are unsure, please contact us before mixing multiple products to avoid any potential contraindications.