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Green aniseed of Madagascar
The anise is native of the Mediterranean countries.
The anise is also called Pimpinella anisum
Green aniseed of Madagascar
Native to North Africa, anise is also grown in Madagascar.
The anise seeds are known for their digestive properties. We use them in the preparation of aniseed aperitifs such as Pastis, but also in pastry like gingerbread, or sweets with the famous Anis de Flavigny (burgundy).
The particularly refreshing flavor of anise will brighten your infusions.
You can also incorporate it in the preparation of your jams and it goes very well with the fig, grape or pear.
Finally anise is not only reserved for desserts and it matches well with fish or white meat.
Green anise from Madagascar: an aromatic treasure for your gourmet creations
Green anise from Madagascar deserves a prominent place among refined spices, thanks to the richness of its flavors and its great culinary versatility.
We highlight this exceptional ingredient, carefully cultivated on the Big Island and selected to bring out the best in every recipe, whether for pastries, confectionery, or delicately flavored beverages.
Let us dive together into the fascinating world of green anise, discover its unique characteristics, its many uses, and the benefits we offer through our personalized support.
Description of green anise from Madagascar
Green anise, derived from an annual herbaceous plant belonging to the Apiaceae family, has found an ideal terroir in Madagascar thanks to the island’s exceptional climatic conditions.
Its greenish-gray seeds release a distinctive aroma— soft, slightly sweet, and delicately aniseed— that immediately appeals to lovers of natural fragrances.
Each Malagasy green anise harvest reflects the full expertise of local producers with whom we maintain strong partnerships. Their know-how guarantees whole seeds of remarkable freshness, preserving all their natural aromas.
This premium range is what we have chosen to offer you, fully aware of the expectations of discerning customers.
Authentic characteristics of our green anise
Green anise grown in Madagascar offers distinctive sensory properties that delight connoisseurs. Its flavor stands out for its balanced intensity, with refreshing notes and a subtly peppery finish.
The seeds have a firm texture and reveal their full aromatic potential only when ground or infused, ensuring an optimal tasting experience.
We take great care to preserve the quality of each harvested batch. Careful sorting and packaging immediately after harvesting help maintain the freshness of the seeds. Nothing is left to chance, so you receive an authentic product whose purity is traceable from origin to your kitchen.
- Whole seeds, hand-sorted
- Natural aroma, with no artificial additives
- Controlled origin and short supply chains
- Airtight packaging to preserve aromatic intensity
Versatile uses and gourmet tips
Green anise holds a special place in many culinary traditions. On the Big Island and beyond, it is used in both savory and sweet preparations, offering a culinary versatility appreciated by all.
In baking, it enhances homemade gingerbread, galettes, and soft biscuits. In beverages, we particularly enjoy its clean flavor: it is used in certain popular aperitifs and artisanal syrups, but also works beautifully in a comforting infusion.
Some of our customers like to grind a few anise seeds in their spice grinder to enhance compotes, fruit salads, or light sauces.
How to enhance your dishes with green anise
To fully enjoy its aromas, simply heat the seeds gently in a dry pan before incorporating them into your recipes. This tip releases the full intensity of their fragrance, subtly enhancing soups, slow-cooked meats, or roasted vegetables.
Finally, green anise pairs perfectly with dairy-based desserts. Added to milk cream, custard, or rice pudding, it reveals a subtle, fragrant sweetness that delights both young and old.
Tips for beverages and infusions
Green anise fits naturally into homemade aperitif blends. For a refreshing effect, let a few seeds infuse in very hot water for several minutes.
You will obtain a light, digestive, and naturally aromatic drink, ideal after a hearty meal. In both alcoholic and non-alcoholic versions, combining green anise with licorice or mint creates subtle pairings perfect for expanding your sensory palette.
Customer benefits, quality commitment, and certifications
Our priority is to offer a unique experience built around noble and flavorful products. By personally selecting each batch of green anise from Madagascar, we ensure clear origin, preserved organoleptic qualities, and packaging designed for optimal aroma conservation.
Your satisfaction guides every step of our process. We are here to advise you on the selection and use of green anise, adjust quantities to your preferences, and answer all your questions before, during, or after purchase.
- Direct support for Malagasy producers and promotion of their expertise
- Fast, tracked delivery to ensure freshness
- Individually tested and controlled products
- Strict compliance labels meeting European regulations
Care and storage of your green anise seeds
The quality of green anise largely depends on how it is stored at home. We recommend keeping the seeds in their original packaging, tightly sealed, away from direct light, humidity, and heat sources.
A dark, temperate cupboard is ideal for preserving all aromatic properties. Avoid grinding or opening more seeds than necessary at each use.
To maintain maximum freshness, always reseal the bag carefully after use. This way, you can enjoy for a long time an aromatic product true to our commitments to quality and shared pleasure.
Based on 11
reviews
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Axel D.
Published Jan 07, 2026 at 12:17 pm (Order date: Dec 20, 2025)5Very fragrant (Translated review)
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ALEXANDER S.
Published Feb 18, 2025 at 06:39 pm (Order date: Jan 27, 2025)5great deal
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Elisabeth B.
Published Feb 18, 2025 at 05:05 pm (Order date: Jan 29, 2025)5I haven't tested it yet (Translated review)
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Nathalie
Published Dec 08, 2021 at 10:24 am (Order date: Nov 20, 2021)5A treat on lemon avocado and smoked trout toast. (Translated review)
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Nathalie
Published Dec 08, 2021 at 10:24 am (Order date: Nov 20, 2021)5Un régal sur des toasts avocat citronné, truite fumée.
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Josette
Published Mar 09, 2021 at 06:38 pm (Order date: Feb 20, 2021)5Good quality, correct packaging (Translated review)
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Josette P.
Published Mar 09, 2021 at 06:38 pm (Order date: Feb 20, 2021)5Bonne qualité emballage correct
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Anthony
Published Nov 15, 2020 at 10:16 pm (Order date: Nov 04, 2020)5Perfect (Translated review)
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Anthony M.
Published Nov 15, 2020 at 10:16 pm (Order date: Nov 04, 2020)5Parfait
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Mike
Published Jun 09, 2020 at 05:57 pm (Order date: Apr 09, 2020)5Good quality aniseed (Translated review)
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