Herbal Teas

Herbal teas hold a permanent shelf in most Turkish and Mediterranean kitchens, brewed for a calm evening, a sore throat or simply a change from the coffee pot. This range gathers the caffeine-free infusions that fill that role, from familiar linden and sage to fruitier blends, so a UK household can restock its cupboard in one order rather than hunting several shops.

What is in the range

There are over 40 products here, almost entirely 20-bag boxes for easy daily brewing. Doğadan is the dominant name, with linden (ıhlamur), sage (adaçayı), rosehip (kuşburnu), cinnamon-clove and a relaxing melissa blend, plus fruitier options like quince-linden and apple. Bodrum offers its own loose linden tea, and Çaykur, better known for black tea, also appears in this section. A Moroccan mint tea with cardamom sits alongside the more traditional Turkish infusions, showing the range is not limited to one country's habits.

Choosing, storing and brewing

Linden and sage are the two most requested everyday teas, both mild and easy to drink without sugar. Rosehip and quince-linden lean tarter and pair well with a spoon of honey. Bags are best kept in a dry cupboard away from steam, and a sealed box will hold its aroma for many months, so buying two or three flavours in one order is practical rather than wasteful. Steep for three to five minutes in freshly boiled water; herbal teas do not need the longer steep that loose black tea takes.

Delivery across the UK

Orders are sent by DHL Express and typically arrive within one to two business days anywhere in the UK. Spend £60 or more and delivery is free; below that a flat £5.99 charge applies. A tracking number is emailed as soon as the parcel is dispatched, so you always know when the kettle should go on.