Chuan Bei Pipa with Honey Drink
Ingredients:
Purified Water, Cane Sugar, Loquat Leaves ,Peppermint Leaves, Almond (Tree Nuts), Liquorice Root, Balloonflower Root, Sichuan Fritillary, Natural Honey, Red Tangerine Peel/div>
Benefits:
This drink helps to clear heat and phlegm and is particularly good for soothing coughing and sore throats.
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