Olives of Rameh
Galilee

Where Olives Go Back 7000 Years

Our family have been cultivating ancient Souri olive trees in Rameh village, long hailed as the “Queen of Palestinian Olive Oil”, in the Galilee Mountains, a hidden beauty in north Israel, since 1862.

From first documentation about Khalaf Khalaf and over five generations, our family has lovingly tended this land, producing an exceptional extra virgin olive oil that captivates food enthusiasts and global media alike.

As two sisters returning from the tech world to our roots, our mission is to preserve this timeless tradition while harnessing modern innovation, sharing the finest EVOO with the world and championing sustainable farming for generations to come.

We invite you to experience the depth of flavor and heritage poured into every bottle of Khalaf Olives.

Khalaf Souri Extra Virgin Olive Oil — 2026 Harvest, 500 ml (Pre-order) Khalaf Souri Extra Virgin Olive Oil — 2026 Harvest, 2 L Tin (Pre-order)

2026 HARVEST PREORDER

Well-Rooted Olive Oil, since 1862

Experience the rich, authentic flavors of Khalaf Olives’ premium EVOO. Each bottle is crafted with utmost care, from handpicking at peak ripeness to immediate cold-pressing in our private family mill.

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Ancient Roots of Rameh’s Olive Trees

Journey into the millennia-old olive oil heritage of the Galilee.

Discover how Rameh’s storied groves, biblical references, and archaeological findings helped shape the Khalaf Olives legacy.

Rameh's Legacy

A Legacy Preserved, a Future Reimagined

Khalaf Olives is a living testament to our family’s deep-rooted bond with the land of Rameh.

Blending modern innovation with centuries-old traditions, we ensure that the next generation can share the same magic

Our Story

Where Olives Go Back 7000 Years

We’re honored that our family’s and village olive oil legacy, was spotlighted in The New York Times.

From our 1862 origins in Rameh to modern, sustainable farming practices, see how we weave heritage and innovation into every drop.

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