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Three Em Ramiz tins on a deep red ground

Three Em Ramiz tins on a deep red ground

Huile d'olive · de machghara

$25.00

Dominant l'antique cité phénicienne de Sidon, Aabra s'étend entre la Méditerranée et les collines du Liban-Sud. De la famille Mushantaf, qui cultive l'olivier depuis deux générations.

Où la nature rencontre le sens

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Village
Aabra, Liban-Sud
Famille
Mushantaf, 2ᵉ génération
Récolte
Précoce
Acidité
< 0,5 %

Expédié de Beyrouth vers 29 pays

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I decided to honor my grandmother's lineage because she looks so much like her mother. Since we were children, we have always visited them, or they have visited us. Their mother's name was Alice. Amale is my teta. Ramiz would always come to play cards with us and bring us chocolate. Sophie is the one who is always there to help everyone — you have a new baby? She is already on a plane. Afaf, the youngest, is always laughing, and oh God, I love her macaroni dish. Since the creation of Skype they have spoken every single day, at the same hour, one calling the other. My teta always knows who is calling without even looking at her screen.

En anglais, dans les mots de la fondatrice. Une version française viendra d'elle, et non de nous.

Em Ramiz · de machghara

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