Passion Fruit Melon Tea
Taste: Persimmon, Coconut, Hibiscus
Ingredients: Dried Coconut, Dried Hawthorn, Dried Hami Melon (Cantaloupe) Slices , Dried Fig, Freeze-Dried Passion Fruit
Serving: Each bag contains 8 sachets and makes around 15 cups of tea, depending on your taste preference.
We created this blend as an invitation to travel through China’s fruit landscapes, beginning with two fruits that feel worlds apart. Hami melon brings the wide sunlight of the northwest, with a sweetness that feels clear, generous, and full of space. Passion fruit carries the blend in another direction, brighter, more vivid, and more aromatic, like a sudden burst of warmth from farther south. Around them, fig softens the cup, hawthorn adds a familiar tartness, and coconut gives the blend a gentle roundness. What emerges is a tea shaped by distance and contrast, where the calm sweetness of melon meets the lively brightness of passion fruit in a cup that feels layered, balanced, and quietly transporting.
Herbal Tea Selection:
Passion Fruit Melon Tea
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Passion Fruit Melon Tea
Sale price$20.00
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Passion Fruit Melon Tea
Sale price$20.00
Herbal Tea Selection:
Passion Fruit Melon TeaPRODUCT DETAILS
Ingredients
Freeze-Dried Passion Fruit
Dried Hami Melon Slices
Dried Figs
Dried Hawthorn
Dried Coconut
How to Brew
Hot Brew
Temperature:
215°F / 100°C
Steep time:
5 minutes
Tea amount:
1 bag per 10 oz
Cold Brew
Temperature:
Room temp or cold
Steep time:
5 hours in fridge
Tea amount:
1 bag per 10 oz
Passion Fruit
Behind passion fruit’s bright, tart flavor is a diverse mix of plant polyphenols and bioactive compounds. Researchers have paid particular attention to piceatannol, a naturally occurring compound found especially in passion fruit seeds, for its potential role in metabolic health. In a randomized human study, passion fruit seed-derived piceatannol was associated with improved insulin sensitivity in overweight men, suggesting an interesting connection between passion fruit compounds and healthy glucose metabolism.
Our Sourcing
Guangxi., China
Our passion fruit is grown in Guangxi, one of China’s leading regions for passion fruit cultivation. Its warm subtropical climate, abundant rainfall, and long growing season create ideal conditions for developing the fruit’s naturally bright aroma and vibrant sweet tart flavor. We selected this orchard for the quality and consistency of its fruit, giving our blend a fresh, intensely aromatic passion fruit character.
Our Standards
C
My little one likes it. So do I!
N
I bought this because passion fruit sounded a little different from the fruit teas I usually see, and it ended up being really nice. The flavor is bright and tropical, but what surprised me most was the subtle coconut note in the background. It makes the tea taste smoother and more interesting.
J
I really liked this Passion Fruit Melon Tea. The combination is quite unique, and I don’t think I’ve tried anything like it before. It has a nice sweet and tangy flavor, and it tastes especially refreshing when cold brewed！
L
This product taste like nothing. I threw it out.
s
Not my favorite
L
Great tasting tea hot or cold.
V
So refreshing. Tastes great hot or cold!
C
I love this tea. It tastes so similar to a persimmon.
M
Loved so refreshing
A
I think is very mild that I didn’t taste the melon at all. Instead, it was very citrusy. I was expecting more melon flavor.
J
This one is fun and summery. I made a big pitcher for the fridge, and it disappeared pretty quickly. Nice fruit flavor, clean taste, and not too heavy.
A
Really refreshing. It smells super fruity but doesn’t taste fake or overly sweet. I like it cold with a little ice.