Bay Leaf (Laurus nobilis)

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I did mean bay leaf;-) I have some of your wonderful Bay Essential Oil. I

absolutly love it. I haven't tried the Hydrosol

yet! Thanks mucho.

Sandi

 

> If you mean Bay Leaf .. I don't. I sold it out ASAP. I'll bring in

> another 100 kilos of so later this year. Had some and have some other

> spices now .. here http://www.AV-AT.com/herbs.html

>

> Also have Bay Essential Oil and Bay Hydrosol.

 

Great pictures by the way I seen these sometime back.

Makes me wanna travel to Turkey.

 

> Wanna see some in the wild .. look at the two photos in the top third of

> the screen http://www.av-at.com/stuff/aromaticplants.html

 

Take care and by all means put a on, they never go out

of fashion.

Sandi

 

 

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Hey Sandi,

 

> Butch,

> Do you have any Bay in stock in Maryland yet?

 

If you mean Bay Leaf .. I don't. I sold it out ASAP. I'll bring in

another 100 kilos of so later this year. Had some and have some other

spices now .. here http://www.AV-AT.com/herbs.html

 

Also have Bay Essential Oil and Bay Hydrosol.

 

> Just read an article in our local paper today about Bay and of course

> they said Turkish is the BEST. Sandi

 

True it is methinks .. but it might be because over 90% of the Bay Leaf

(Laurus nobilis) grown in the whole wide world is grown on the Turkish

Med Coast and Black Sea Coast. ;-p Europeans called it Turkish Bay

for many years. Turkey even exports it by container load to Greece.

 

McCormick Spices has a big factory here in Turkey .. they bottle almost

all of their Oregano, Rosemary, Sage and Bay Leaf from here.

 

Wanna see some in the wild .. look at the two photos in the top third of

the screen http://www.av-at.com/stuff/aromaticplants.html

 

Y'all keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com