Authentic Wild Black Wolfberry (Black Goji) Herbal Tea – 250g Canned Whole Fruit

Growing wild in the pristine, sun-drenched high plateaus of Qinghai, wild black wolfberries (Hei Gou Qi) endure harsh desert winds, intense ultraviolet sunlight, and extreme temperature shifts. In response to this rigorous environment, the berries produce extraordinarily high concentrations of natural anthocyanins, earning them legendary status among traditional Himalayan and Tibetan botanicals.

What makes black wolfberry truly magical is its living color transformation in your cup:

• When steeped in acidic or neutral spring water, the liquor turns into a radiant, luminous violet-magenta.
• When steeped in mildly alkaline mineral water, the berries release mesmerizing ribbons of royal cobalt blue.

The flavor profile is light, clean, and mildly sweet with a gentle berry finish. Unlike processed tea leaves, you can simply drop a small spoonful (about 10–15 berries) into warm water (around 60°C–70°C / 140°F–160°F to preserve delicate nutrients), watch the vibrant colors dance through your glass, and even eat the plump rehydrated berries after finishing your drink.

Packaged in sealed 250g cans (available as 1-can, 2-can, or value 4-can sets), this whole dried super-berry brings natural wonder, visual fascination, and mindful vitality to your daily tea glass.

Key Details:

• Authentic Plateau Origin: 100% genuine whole dried wild black wolfberries (Lycium ruthenicum) sourced from Qinghai.
• Natural Color-Changing Magic: Infuses into striking violet or royal blue depending on water pH and mineral content.
• Rich in Natural Anthocyanins: Loaded with plant-based polyphenols and antioxidants for gentle daily vitality.
• Caffeine-Free & Whole-Fruit: Enjoy warm or chilled; rehydrated berries can be eaten after steeping.
• Multiple Size Quantities: Available in sealed 250g cans (choose 1 Can, 2 Cans, or 4 Cans).
• Gentle Steeping Tip: Steep in warm water (under 70°C / 160°F) to protect the sensitive natural pigments and nutrients.
  (Note: Information provided is for general interest; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any health condition.)