Anise Myrtle Wellness Commonly seen in tea blends

Commonly seen in tea blends

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Anise Myrtle was traditionally used by Aboriginal people medicinally as a tonic which had a vitalising effect

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Anise Myrtle Wellness Commonly seen in tea blendsIf you love the taste and smell of liquorice, your will love aniseed myrtle. This native Australian herb is beautiful addition to sauces, marinades and salad dressings. Anise Myrtle was traditionally used by Aboriginal people medicinally as a tonic which had a vitalising effect. Anise myrtle produces leaves with a strong aniseed scent and flavour. In the wild, the trees are found in the sub tropical rainforests of northern New South Wales. size: 30g