Doğadan Adaçayı (sage tea) is a single-herb infusion in a box of 20 tea bags. The producer's product page lists just one ingredient, sage leaf, so the cup tastes of exactly what the name promises: an earthy, slightly camphor-like and aromatic herbal flavour with no added flavouring.
Sage tea is a familiar hot drink along the Aegean and Mediterranean coast of Türkiye, where it is usually served after a meal or on cool evenings. Pour freshly boiled water over one bag, cover the cup and let it steep for about five minutes. A slice of lemon or a teaspoon of honey softens the strong aroma, and many people enjoy it plain, without sugar.
Store the box in a cool, dry place with the lid closed, away from moisture and strong smells. The box contains 20 bags and weighs 26 g in total, which makes it a convenient pantry staple for those who like to keep a herbal option next to the black tea.