Description
Vinh Tien Bitter Gourd Tea 80 g is a traditional Vietnamese-style herbal tea made from dried bitter gourd (also known as bitter melon, kho qua or muop dang). It brews into a clear, golden cup with the distinctive gently bitter, refreshing taste that fans of bitter melon enjoy.
- Type: Herbal tea from dried bitter gourd
- Net weight: 80 g
- Flavor: Lightly bitter, clean, refreshing
- Serving: Enjoy hot or over ice
To prepare, steep one tea bag or a spoonful of the dried tea in hot water for 3 to 5 minutes, adjusting the strength to your taste. It can be enjoyed warm or poured over ice for a cooling drink on a hot day. Many people like it plain to appreciate its natural character, while others add a touch of honey.
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and reseal after each use to preserve freshness and aroma.
This is a beverage tea and is not a medicine.
Tieng Viet: Tra kho qua (muop dang) Vinh Tien 80 g la loai tra thao moc lam tu kho qua say kho, cho nuoc mau vang trong voi vi dang nhe dac trung, uong mat. Cach pha: ham mot goi hoac mot thia tra kho voi nuoc nong 3 den 5 phut, dieu chinh dam nhat theo khau vi; co the uong nong hoac them da. Day la thuc uong, khong phai thuoc. Bao quan noi kho rao, tranh anh nang.
How do I brew bitter gourd tea? / Cach pha tra kho qua?
Steep in hot water for 3 to 5 minutes and adjust to taste; enjoy hot or iced. / Ham voi nuoc nong 3 den 5 phut, dieu chinh theo khau vi; uong nong hoac da.
Does it taste very bitter? / Co dang lam khong?
It has a gentle, refreshing bitterness that mellows if brewed lighter. / Vi dang nhe, de uong; pha nhat se bot dang.
Is this a medicine? / Day co phai thuoc khong?
No, it is a beverage tea, not a medicine. / Khong, day la thuc uong, khong phai thuoc.
