What country is raki come from?

Raki is a traditional alcoholic beverage that originates from Turkey. It is an anise-flavored spirit, often referred to as "lion's milk" due to its milky appearance when mixed with water. Raki is commonly enjoyed with meze, a variety of small dishes typically served as appetizers. While it is most closely associated with Turkish culture, variations of anise-flavored spirits can also be found in other countries in the region, such as Greece and Lebanon.