lotus tea herbal tea 100-gram lotus Leaf Tea liancha yeoncha tra sen lotus leaves loose tea - The Rike Inc
lotus tea herbal tea 100-gram lotus Leaf Tea liancha yeoncha tra sen lotus leaves loose tea - The Rike Inc
lotus tea herbal tea 100-gram lotus Leaf Tea liancha yeoncha tra sen lotus leaves loose tea - The Rike Inc
lotus tea herbal tea 100-gram lotus Leaf Tea liancha yeoncha tra sen lotus leaves loose tea - The Rike Inc
lotus tea herbal tea 100-gram lotus Leaf Tea liancha yeoncha tra sen lotus leaves loose tea - The Rike Inc
lotus tea herbal tea 100-gram lotus Leaf Tea liancha yeoncha tra sen lotus leaves loose tea - The Rike Inc
lotus tea herbal tea 100-gram lotus Leaf Tea liancha yeoncha tra sen lotus leaves loose tea - The Rike Inc
lotus tea herbal tea 100-gram lotus Leaf Tea liancha yeoncha tra sen lotus leaves loose tea - The Rike Inc

Lotus Leaf Tea: serene, toasty, quietly green 100 gram

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Quick Summary & AI Overview

This listing is 100 g of dried Lotus leaf (Nelumbo nucifera, trà sen), a loose caffeine-free herbal tea. It brews a mellow, toasty-green cup with a calm, gently earthy herbal finish. Ready-to-brew dried leaf — not seeds, a live plant, a growing kit, or a supplement.

  • Ideal For: Caffeine-free evening tea drinkers; fans of mellow green botanicals; tea blenders.
  • Flavor & Aroma: Mellow, toasty, quietly green, gently earthy.
  • Key Characteristics: Caffeine-free, dried loose leaf, easy to brew hot or iced.

Product Specifications

Feature Detail
Botanical Name Nelumbo nucifera
Common Names Lotus Leaf, Trà Sen / Lá Sen, Lian Cha, Yeon Cha
Plant Family Nelumbonaceae
Form Cut & dried leaf (loose herbal tea)
Net Weight 100 grams
Origin Tradition Asia; a cherished plant in Vietnamese, Chinese, and Korean tea culture
Flavor Profile Mellow, toasty, quietly green, gently earthy
Best Used As Hot herbal infusion; also served iced
Caffeine Naturally caffeine-free
Shelf Life Best within ~12–18 months when stored properly

Serene, Toasty, Quietly Green

Lotus leaf (Nelumbo nucifera) — lá sen in Vietnamese — comes from the same revered plant behind lotus flowers and seeds, a symbol of calm across Asian culture. Brewed from the dried leaf, it makes a mellow, toasty-green cup with a quiet, gently earthy character and a soft, calming finish. Caffeine-free and unfussy, it’s a lovely everyday or evening infusion.

Plant & Origin

Lotus is an iconic aquatic perennial in the Nelumbonaceae family, with large round leaves that float on or rise above still water. The leaves are cut and dried for a shelf-stable loose tea. This listing is the dried leaf — not lotus seeds, flowers, root, a live plant, or a growing kit.

Key Highlights

  • Mellow & Toasty: Quietly green with a soft, calming finish.
  • Caffeine-Free: A gentle cup, lovely in the evening.
  • Culturally Loved: Trà sen, cherished across Asian tea traditions.
  • Loose Leaf: Measure to taste; great plain or blended.

How to Brew

Hot Infusion

  1. Measure: Use 1–2 teaspoons of dried leaf per cup.
  2. Heat Water: Bring water to a boil, or just off the boil.
  3. Steep: Pour over the leaf and steep 5–10 minutes to taste.
  4. Strain & Serve: Strain and enjoy plain, or with a touch of honey.

Iced Tea

  1. Brew stronger, strain, and let cool, then serve over ice.
  2. A slice of lemon keeps it fresh.

Culinary Applications & Blend Ideas

  • Solo Cup: A mellow, toasty, caffeine-free infusion.
  • Evening Ritual: A calm, quiet cup to wind down.
  • Blends: Pairs with green tea, jasmine, or a little ginger.
  • Iced: Refreshing over ice with lemon.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does lotus leaf tea taste like?

Mellow and toasty with a quietly green, gently earthy character and a soft, calming finish — not bitter or bold.

How much is in this pack?

100 g of cut-and-dried lotus leaf.

Is this leaf, seeds, or flowers?

Dried leaf (Nelumbo nucifera / lá sen). It’s not lotus seeds, flowers, root, a live plant, or a supplement.

Does it have caffeine?

No — lotus leaf is a naturally caffeine-free herbal infusion.

How do I brew it?

Steep 1–2 teaspoons per cup in boiled water for 5–10 minutes, then strain. Enjoy hot or iced.

Storage & Quality Assurance

  • Freshness: Loose dried leaf; cut, color, and aroma vary naturally batch to batch — normal for dried botanical leaf.
  • Storage Instructions: Keep sealed after opening in a cool, dry place away from moisture, sunlight, and strong odors.
  • Package Includes: 100 g of dried Lotus leaf (Nelumbo nucifera / trà sen).

Inventory Last Updated: Sep 07, 2026

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