Top 8 Iranian Beverage and Drinks
Iran is a well-known country for the variety of cuisine served in every corner of the country. The same is true for beverage and drinks. If you travel to Iran during the hot summer or cold winter, you will definitely find a suitable drink that helps you bear the heat or cold weather.
Iranian beverages mostly consist of herbal extracts with the main focus on
Generally speaking, Iranian beverages are divided into cold refreshing summer drinks called “Sharbat, or Aragh”, and herbal teas which are known as “Dam Noosh”. These beverages are available in most of the Cafes, coffee houses and “Sharbat
Cold refreshing summer drinks (Sharbat, or Aragh)
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1) Sharbat-e Sekanjebin
2) Sharbat-e Khake Shir
Sharbat-e Khake Shir is a popular thirst quencher drink in summers which prevents people from dehydration. This drink is not only refreshing but also has many benefits for health such as a natural detox for liver, and healthier skin.
The tiny reddish-brown seeds are from Sisymbrium
3) Sharbat-e Tokhm Sharbati
If you are looking for a sweet drink with some lemon taste, this drink would be a great choice for you. The drink is consist of Chia seeds, lemon juice,
4) Sharbat-e Saffron
You can find Saffron with the best quality in Iran. Therefore, it is very common for people to use it as a
5) Sharbat-e Aragh Na’na
There
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6) Herbal teas (Dam Noosh)
There is a variety of Dam Noosh served in Iranian restaurants, every restaurant also tries to add some extra ingredients to the main ones and make the drink especially unique for their own place. Here we are going to introduce the common ones, but don’t become surprised if you find much more when you are
7) Damnoosh-e Gol Gav Zaban (Borage Tea)
Borage or "Gol Gav Zaban" is a purple-colored plant which is popular in Iran since ancient times due to its calming effect. It is also believed that the plant has antimicrobial and
8) Damnoosh-e Gol Mohammadi (Rose Tea)
This
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