Wild Bay Leaves
These single-ingredient bay leaves are wild-grown near Polipotamos Evias, Greece, and hand-picked and hand dried. Remove the leaf from dishes before serving.
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Bay Leaves are an aromatic leaf that is commonly used in cooking for soups, stews, and stocks. These wild bay leaves grow mountainside, near a small farm in Polipotamos Evias, Greece. What makes these bay leaves special is the Mediterranean climate they’re grown in. They are hand-picked and hand dried. Wildly grown bay leaves are known to have higher essential oil content compared to cultivated bay leaves. There are different types of bay leaves that are grown across the world. The two most common varietie
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