Welcome home. The kettle here is always warm.
Born in the warm sun of Los Angeles, rooted in ancient farms from Ningxia to the mountains of Huangshan, blended with jujubes from the valleys of San Bernardino, this is a home for generational wisdom, honest ingredients, and the quiet pleasure of a brew worth returning to every single day.
Here, well-being was not sold as an identity. It was simply woven into the way people care and connect with each other.
Erbal was born from a particular kind of memory. The kind that lives in smell and warmth rather than words. Our founder Choosh Yu grew up in a home where herbs were as ordinary as cooking, always present, quietly purposeful, and close at hand. His mother, Lijuan Li, trained in both Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western medicine, kept them not as remedies for crisis, but as a natural expression of care. That early understanding still shapes how we make Erbal today: thoughtfully, in small batches, with balanced taste, carefully sourced ingredients from farms we know, and the belief that something people drink every day should feel both great and easy to live with.
Naturally balanced taste takes time and patience.
Ratio shifts, temperature changes, gracefully made mistakes and celebrations earned in hard work. Masterful hands, wisdom scaled with precision. Every brew is layered, satisfying, and easy to return to, day after day. This is exactly how we create a hydration ritual worth keeping.
Humid among the ancient hills of Huangshan grows the most celebrated chrysanthemum in the world. San Bernardino sunshine packs our jujubes with extra vitality, replenishing for body and mind. And the thousands of years spent cultivating goji in Ningxia? That is not mythology. That is history. This is exactly why we remain family-owned and insist on sourcing directly from trusted farmers at the finest origins on earth.
You are not here because our packaging is entirely plastic free and recyclable.
We hope you are here because you've found that warm kettle you've been looking for, for years.
Don't take our word for it
Don't take our word for it. These are the voices of people who keep the kettle warm.