ChenPi

Introduction When we eat mandarins or oranges, the peel is usually the first thing to go in the trash. However, in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and modern pharmacology, the peel—specifically from the Xinhui region—is often more valuable than the fruit itself. Known as Chenpi (陈皮), these sun-dried and aged citrus peels are not just a […]

1. Why do people say “Chenpi is worth more than gold”? In southern China, especially in Guangdong, there is an old saying: “One ounce of Chenpi is worth one ounce of gold.A hundred-year Chenpi is worth more than gold.” Of course, this is a bit of poetic exaggeration.But it shows just how much people value

1. Why Orange Peel Is Not the Same as Chenpi For many people outside China, the first time they hear the word “Chenpi”, they naturally think:“Isn’t it just dried orange peel?” In reality, that’s far from the truth.Ordinary orange peel is just fruit skin, while Chenpi is a carefully selected and aged tangerine peel used

Uncover the ancient wellness secrets of Xinhui Chenpi. This comprehensive guide explores the proven health benefits of Aged Mandarin Peel tea—from aiding digestion and supporting weight loss to relieving coughs. We answer the #1 question: “Can I drink Chenpi tea every day?” and provide a clear checklist of contraindications along with authentic brewing tips for the perfect cup.

Chenpi is an appreciating asset. A saying goes, “One tael of Chenpi is worth one tael of gold”. Good quality peel is an investment that increases in value every year.

Are you confused about choosing Xinhui Chenpi by its aging years? For international tea and culinary enthusiasts, 3-year, 5-year, and 10-year+ Chenpi seem similar but vary drastically in flavor, quality, and value. As a iconic Chinese herbal treasure, Xinhui Chenpi’s charm lies in its “aging magic”—the longer it’s properly stored, the more mellow and precious it becomes. This guide deciphers the differences to help you shop smart.