Les Anis de Flavigny Violet Flavored Anise Candy is a gorgeous tin designed with lovely violets and filled with exceptionally aromatic, floral, and delicious flavors of anise candy with violet drops! 

Anise candies are sweet delights with a very particular flavor along with hints of Thai basil and fennel. Having a lot in common with licorice, anise candies are flavored with anise oil and other extra flavors to craft a plant-based confectionery. Hard candies, often referred to as boiled sweets, are one of the most widely spread and frequently consumed confections typically prepared from sugar-based syrups heated to a temperature of 160 C. In our expertly curated selection of the most beloved hard candies from France, you can discover a wide range of options with everything from Limoncello, and mint candies, to anise, licorice candies, and so much more! 

Les Anis De Flavigny is a French household name confectionery brand specializing in producing exceedingly delicious aniseed candies from the Burgundy region of France! Established in the heart of the former Benedictine abbey in Flavigny in 1591, the brand has remained loyal to its traditional recipe! With over four centuries of history, Les Anis de Flavigny remains one of the oldest French brands and provides a wide range of candies with flavors of licorice, violet, mint, jasmine, orange, cinnamon, rose, and so much more! Regardless of its taste, every Les Anis de Flavigny candy carries the Anis name. If you’re looking for more authentic French brands like Anis De Flavigny, check out our online French grocery store!   

Violet Flavored Anise Candy by Les Anis de Flavigny makes for a superior snacking candy that is hard so make sure not to bite!

• Ingredients: Sugar, Natural flavorings, Green aniseed (0.2%), Violet extract. Hard sweets, do not bite
• Product Weight: 6.7 oz (189g)
• Product of France

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.