Turkish black tea
It has always been thought that the country with the highest per capita consumption of tea in the world is China, but it is actually Turkish. The per capita annual consumption of tea in Turkey is as high as 3. 16kg, which means that everyone drinks 1250 cups of tea every year, and the consumption in Turkey is as high as 245 million cups per day. There is nothing wrong with saying that Turkey is the "shoulder handle" of the tea industry!
In Turkey, people of all classes, sexes and ages like to drink tea. They basically drink tea whether they go to work, chat or wait for people. For Turks, tea is not only a fragrant drink, but also an essential social catalyst, which firmly maintains the intimate relationship between people.
Turkish coffee
Turkish coffee is also indispensable for Turks. There is a famous old proverb in Turkey: a cup of coffee is a friendship for forty years. In Turkish, the word "breakfast" consists of "coffee" and "under", which means that the meaning of coffee is higher than breakfast, which shows the position of coffee in the hearts of Turks.
Turkish coffee is not filtered, so after drinking a cup of coffee, you will find coffee grounds left at the bottom.
anisette
Turkey's national wine is fennel, which is called "lion milk", and it is about 40 degrees. The reason why it is commonly known as "lion milk" is that the color of the wine is like milk, and it is said that it is a Turkish man's wine, and men can keep fit and be as brave as lions. When drinking anise, first pour one-third or two-thirds of the wine into a small straight glass, and then add water to dilute it. The fennel flavor of the wine is very strong, and the aftereffect is great!
Turkish stout
EFES is the most popular beer brand in Turkey, and its unique taste makes it sell well in Europe and other countries. If you can't adapt to the taste of anise, and you belong to the kind of person who has no wine and no joy, it is better to boldly swallow a few bottles of Turkish stout. A little bitter, but refreshing.
Purple radish juice
It is the best health care product in Turkey and has the effect of lowering blood pressure. Purple radish juice is a popular refreshing drink in southern Turkey, but its taste is not so good.
grenadine juice
Small vendors on the streets of Turkey sell freshly squeezed juice, among which pomegranate juice is the most distinctive. It is squeezed together with pomegranate seeds and tastes slightly astringent but healthy.