Origins
Named places or nothing
The whole brand is one rule: if we cannot name the slope, the kitchen, the grove, or the hive, we do not sell it. This page grows as the pantry does.
- The tea
- Wild Sideritis meadows above the Vjosa Valley, cut once each summer. The slope is printed on every pack.
- The gliko
- Përmet — the town that made spoon sweets a discipline. Copper pots, family recipes, small batches.
- The oil
- One named grove in southern Albania per harvest; date and grove on the label.
- The honey
- High-meadow hives on the tea slopes. Raw, coarse-filtered.
- The soap
- Made from the same oil we bottle, with valley laurel. Six-week cure.
Go stand in it
The sources are visitable. Vjosa Tours runs the slow-food trail through the gliko kitchens and stills, and permet.al and kelcyre.al hold the towns’ own guides.