Turkish Sage Tea - Health Benefits
Turkish sages are a rare type of plant found only in Turkey. It is a member of the mint family, Brassicaceae. It was introduced by the Romans in the first century AD as a tea. It has a complex flavor, which is somewhat like mint or lemon. Turkish sages are cultivated mostly in the regions of Antalya, Bingo, Bingol, Marmaris, Mecidiyekoy, Nusinkaya, Sadcara, Sirnaya, and Yavazetse. Turkish sages are a part of the Cucurbitaceae family. It has a pungent smell similar to mint but it does not contain caffeine and has a comparatively low tannin level. Turkish sage Tea , Turkish pomegranate tea exporter, and manufacturers directory. This exceptional herbal tea has a unique floral fragrance, sweet aromatic flavor, and interesting history. The name derives from its yellowish appearance and it has been described by many botanists as resembling the appearance of the linden flower. The linden flower is native to Southern Asia and the name was given to the plant because it resembles a linden bloss