The use of Liquorice Root was first recorded in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. A naturally sweet herb (contains up to 14% naturally occurring sugars) when brewed, it has a sweet character with anise finish. A great blending herb, especially with camomile and peppermint.

If you'd like to learn more about blending ingredients visit: Quick Guide To Tea Blending Ingredients For Your Tea Blends

The use of Liquorice Root was first recorded in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. A naturally sweet herb (contains up to 14% naturally occurring sugars) when brewed, it has a sweet character with anise finish. A great blending herb, especially with camomile and peppermint.

If you'd like to learn more about blending ingredients visit: Quick Guide To Tea Blending Ingredients For Your Tea Blends