Tarragon: Green Gold and the Star of Our New Tea Blends

We're starting the week with a short but rich article celebrating the color green. Despite the snowy weather, we want to keep our spirits high. Our hero is tarragon, also known as... Dragon herb . Also known as tarragon, it is referred to as "green gold" due to its economic value. This title further enhances its medicinal and beneficial properties.

The History and Popularity of Tarragon

Tarragon is a herb that has been used in various ways across different cultures. The French called it the "king of herbs," the Greeks chewed it to relieve toothaches, and the Georgians made a vibrant green soda from it. The Mongols used tarragon as a painkiller and sleeping pill in battles. In Anatolia, it is used in the making of tarhana, a traditional dish whose preparation continues to this day.

Benefits of Tarragon

Tarragon is notable for its numerous health benefits. Tarragon oil is known for its calming effect on the mind, and is also recognized for its antiviral and antibacterial properties. Tarragon contains many nutrients, including vitamins A and E, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, niacin, riboflavin, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, manganese, and calcium. Thanks to these properties, it is very beneficial for our immune system, our mental health, and our skin.

Tarragon and Lazika Teas

Tarragon will be one of the herbs adding flavor to our new tea blends in a few weeks. Thanks to the blends we are preparing, this aromatic herb will be included in our teas as one of the traditional flavors of Anatolia. Tarragon will offer tea lovers a new experience with both its health benefits and its unique aroma.

In conclusion

Tarragon is more than just a herb; it's a "green gold" that has touched the lives of different cultures throughout history, contributing significantly to health and flavor. At Lazika, we are eager to incorporate the benefits of this rare plant into our blends. Soon, you will discover the flavor of this unique herb and harness the power of nature with our tarragon teas.