One of Turkey's most iconic exports, this Yeni Raki boasts an intense anise and licorice flavour that'll instantly refresh. Made from grapes and raisins, this clear brandy packs a mighty punch. Keep a bottle in your drinks cabinet for impromptu cocktails, or enjoy as an aperitif.
One of Turkey's most iconic exports, this Yeni Raki boasts an intense anise and licorice flavour that'll instantly refresh. Made from grapes and raisins, this clear brandy packs a mighty punch. Keep a bottle in your drinks cabinet for impromptu cocktails, or enjoy as an aperitif.
One of Turkey's most iconic exports, this Yeni Raki boasts an intense anise and licorice flavour that'll instantly refresh. Made from grapes and raisins, this clear brandy packs a mighty punch. Keep a bottle in your drinks cabinet for impromptu cocktails, or enjoy as an aperitif.
One of Turkey's most iconic exports, this Yeni Raki boasts an intense anise and licorice flavour that'll instantly refresh. Made from grapes and raisins, this clear brandy packs a mighty punch. Keep a bottle in your drinks cabinet for impromptu cocktails, or enjoy as an aperitif.
Last updated at 08/24/2026 23:11:32
Yeni Raki 700mL Spirits Miscellaneous Each
Delivery between 2–4 Sept $9.90
originally posted on 3brothersliquor.com
The liquor was wrapped several times with bubble wrap. I was worried that the bottle was going to break. I appreciated the careful wrapping.Excellent service. I would buy from this company again.
originally posted on 3brothersliquor.com
Awesome! Great gift for my Turkish fiancé. Loves Raki and loves those glasses. Very pleased with how they were wrapped for shipping. Definitely buy again.
originally posted on drinksupermarket.com
Turkish Yeni Raki is a bit sweeter than Greek Ouzo but still has a real aniseed kick to it. I buy this regularly here.
Yeni Raki 700mL Spirits Miscellaneous Each
Delivery between 2–4 Sept $9.90
The liquor was wrapped several times with bubble wrap. I was worried that the bottle was going to break. I appreciated the careful wrapping.Excellent service. I would buy from this company again.
Awesome! Great gift for my Turkish fiancé. Loves Raki and loves those glasses. Very pleased with how they were wrapped for shipping. Definitely buy again.
Turkish Yeni Raki is a bit sweeter than Greek Ouzo but still has a real aniseed kick to it. I buy this regularly here.
Smooth drink, recommended for all special events. We purchased for our wedding and got the most attention from all guests.
Taste of Turkish delight.Wish it was little bit cheaper.You must mix this with water 50/50 so you can see the cloudy transition
Excellent on a summers evening but particularly good complementing a fish main course for a meal. Especially something baked rather than fried
Pairs well with fish as well as cheese. Its sweet flavor also goes well with spicy food (both hot and mild, but strong, spices like curry).
Part of the Turkish culture. Perfect to have with fish or meat. Fill 1/3 of the Raki glass and the rest with cold water or just couple of ice cubes.Some people like it with a separate glass of water on the side, sipping turns to balance it out.Eat, drink and have nice conversations throughout the evening, don't stress. Enjoy!PS. There are over a dozen different brands of Raki but Yeni Raki is the most popular one.
Certainly an acquired taste, yet one I thoroughly enjoy. My first encounter was when I was working in Turkey. I had come down with a terrible chest cold and thought this might help me to sleep, as it had an aroma similar to "NyQuil." I slept like a baby and awoke fresh and revived. The taste is on the order of black licorice. Best served on ice with water. Delicious when served with fruit. The export version acquired here in the States is lower in alcohol than the potent Turkish market variety. Still efficient at 90 proof.
I had been consuming this for years and it is amazing!the flavor profile is complex and distinct. I prefer to drink water and raki in separate glasses; however, it is common to mix with water, it turns cloudy. It is also called “lions’ milk”.
