Olive Leaves

Olive Leaves come from the Olea europaea tree, long associated with Mediterranean cooking and traditional wellness practices. These slender, silvery-green leaves have a naturally mild, slightly bitter, herbaceous flavor that works well in both culinary and herbal applications.

Olive leaves are commonly steeped to make a soothing herbal tea, appreciated for its earthy taste and refreshing aroma. They can also be used to gently infuse broths, marinades, and slow-cooked dishes with a subtle Mediterranean note.

Beyond their culinary uses, Olive Leaves are valued for their naturally occurring compounds, particularly oleuropein, known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. They have been used in traditional herbal remedies to support general wellness, immune health, and cardiovascular function.

Whether sipped as a tea or added to recipes for a light herbal touch, Olive Leaves offer simple, authentic Mediterranean flavor with a long history of traditional use.

Botanical Name: Olea europaea

Also known as: Olive Leaf, Olive Tree Leaves, European Olive Leaves, Oleaster Leaves, Olive Leaf Tea