Doğadan Anason is an anise herbal tea packed as 20 tea bags in a cardboard box; the front of the box reads "Anason Bitki Çayı" and "Anise Herbal Tea". Aniseed has a naturally sweet, warm, licorice-like aroma, so the cup tastes round and fragrant without needing sugar.
In Turkish homes anise tea is a familiar after-dinner drink and a gentle choice for the evening, and the aroma will be recognised by anyone who knows aniseed biscuits or the spice used in many Aegean sweets. Pour freshly boiled water over a bag, cover the cup and steep for four to five minutes. It is good plain, with a slice of lemon, or with a little honey; it also pairs well with plain biscuits, dried fruit or a piece of lokum.
Keep the box closed in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and strong smells, so the aroma stays intense. Please read the ingredient list printed on the pack for the exact composition and allergen information of the batch you receive.