A warm embrace in every sip—blended with blessings from the mountains and the sun.
Dried Orange Slices Whole oranges are gently dried to preserve both peel and pulp, concentrating nutrients like vitamin C, inositol (vitamin B8), and hesperidin, which help improve blood circulation, strengthen capillaries, and support liver health. Unlike fresh fruit, dried oranges offer a warming effect, ideal for those with cold hands and feet. Rich in antioxidants, they help slow aging and support overall wellness.
Wild Ginger Flower A natural gift from Taiwan’s forests, wild ginger flower contains hyaluronic acid, eucalyptol, and gingerol-like compounds. These support hydration, promote skin radiance, and help boost the body’s natural defenses. Its gentle floral scent soothes the spirit like a morning breeze through the mountains.
Taiwanese Cinnamon Leaves Known as Cinnamomum osmophloeum
, this sweet-spicy leaf has long been used by Indigenous communities—such as the Tsou, Amis, and Atayal—as both food and herbal remedy. The leaves are traditionally boiled to strengthen the body during times of fatigue. The wood and bark were even used as natural hair balm by women in the past. The Atayal people also recognize cinnamon groves as important hunting grounds, where forest gifts—plants and animals—meet. This ingredient warms the body and offers grounding support, like the presence of a wise elder.
"Feel the Hug" is more than a tea—it's a sip of nature’s healing, cultural wisdom, and comfort. Perfect for moments when your body or soul needs gentle restoration.
