Chinese herbals as old as time itself
Chinese use of plants for medicinal purposes dates from at least 2698 to 2596 B.C. At that time a herbalist named Neijing Suwen, wrote Basic Questions of Internal Medicine. Since these days many thousands of plants and flowers have been experimented with and not surprisingly, many of these were found to be quite delicious. We’ve sourced some standout Chinese herbals grown in immaculate conditions from one end of China to the other.
- Dried flowers
- Dried herbs
- Freeze dried fruit
Encourage your customers to sample them all. Request a wholesale catalogue by calling or emailing sales@metrotea.com
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In London, they've silenced Big Ben
To allow for the maintenance men,
Who'll still take their tea
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In London, they've silenced Big Ben
To allow for the maintenance men,
Who'll still take their tea
At a quarter passed three,
If they only can figure out when!
(Author unknown)