Crab-foot tea is a kind of mistletoe, and its dried product preservation is similar to that of medicinal materials and tea, mainly avoiding light and moisture. When stored, it can be put into a pot like ordinary tea leaves, or it can be bagged to avoid light and moisture.

"Crab foot" is a parasite that lives on old tea trees. After picking and drying, it turns brown and looks like a small coral. Because the parasitic branches are like crab feet, they are called "crab feet". Appearance: brownish yellow, refreshing and elastic, resembling coral. Soup color: after brewing, the color is lighter, but the tea soup has obvious medicinal taste and is fresh and sweet. Taste: Dried fruit (longan) is fragrant when drunk, with obvious medicinal fragrance, slightly honey-scented and floral, sweet and moist, fresh and refreshing, and promotes fluid production to quench thirst.