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Beit Olive
Free delivery in Beirut over $40

From the Chouf

Olive oil, za'atar and pantry things from the Chouf

Pressed, mixed and bottled by twelve growers we buy from directly. Every bottle is dated with the week it was pressed, not just a use-by.

  • 12

    Growers we buy from

  • 48h

    Delivery in Beirut

  • 4.9

    Average rating

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  • A bottle of cold-pressed olive oil

    Olive oil

    from $14

    Cold-pressed in the Chouf, bottled the same week it is pressed. We date every bottle so you know what you are getting.

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  • Za'atar weighed out on the counter

    Za'atar and spice

    from $6

    Mixed to an old family ratio — more thyme, less sumac than most. Sold by weight, ground the day it goes out.

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  • Jars of honey held up to the light

    Honey

    from $12

    Wildflower, pine and citrus blossom from hives above Barouk. Raw, unfiltered, and it will crystallise, which is the point.

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  • A packed wooden gift crate

    Preserves and pickles

    from $8

    Makdous, labneh balls in oil, fig jam and turnips pickled the colour of a sunset.

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  • A bottle of cold-pressed olive oil

    Gift boxes

    from $45

    Oil, za'atar and honey packed in a wooden crate with a card. We ship these abroad more than anything else.

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  • Za'atar weighed out on the counter

    Wholesale

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    Restaurants and cafés buy oil in five-litre tins and za'atar by the kilo. Monthly invoicing, delivery included.

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Delivery

Anywhere in Beirut within 48 hours, free over $40. Courier elsewhere in two to three days.

Shipped abroad

Oil and honey travel well and we pack them properly. Message us with the destination.

Taste first

There is always an open bottle of each oil on the counter. Buy the one you actually like.

Olives being pressed at the mill in the Chouf

The growers

Twelve families, one mountain

We buy from the same twelve groves every year and pay before the harvest rather than after it, which is why the oil is pressed within a week of picking instead of sitting in a warehouse waiting for a better price.

It also means when a season is bad we carry it with them. That is the whole arrangement, and it is why the oil tastes the same every year.

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FAQ

Questions we get asked

Do you deliver?

Anywhere in Beirut within 48 hours, free over $40. Outside Beirut we use a courier and it takes two to three days.

Can you ship abroad?

Yes. Oil and honey travel well and we pack them properly. Message us with the destination and we will quote the shipping.

Can I taste before buying?

Please do. There is always an open bottle of each oil on the counter, and we would rather you bought the one you actually like.

How long does the oil keep?

About eighteen months if you keep it out of the light. Every bottle is dated with the pressing week, not just a use-by.

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