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MESHAK

Single estate · Mardan, KPK · Harvest-dated

Yeh Mardan hai,
Tuscany nahi.

One family. One estate in Mardan. One oil — pressed and bottled where it grew. No imports, no blending, no eighteen months at sea — just the season, pressed.

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4.8 from 6 reviews · COD nationwide

Two bottles of Meshak extra virgin olive oil resting on freshly picked olives

Photographed at the estate

Harvest
Nov 2025
Batch
Nº 01
Varietal
Arbequina
Estate
34.2° N · 72.0° E

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Why we exist

Most bottles can't tell you where they've been.

The long voyage

Imported oil routinely spends months in tanks, containers, and warehouses between the press and your shelf. Olive oil is fruit juice — time is its enemy.

The blend problem

“Blend” on a label means origins you can't trace and a pressing date nobody will commit to. If the bottle can't say where it's been, that's your answer.

The missing date

Most labels won't tell you when the fruit was picked. Ours prints the harvest on every bottle — because we're proud of how recent it is.

The chain of custody

One family's hands, the whole way.

  1. The grove

    Picked

    By hand, from the family's own trees in Mardan. No bought-in fruit.

  2. Within hours

    Pressed

    Cold-pressed at the estate the same day it's picked. Speed is flavour.

  3. At the estate

    Bottled

    Dark glass, filled where it grew — harvest date printed on every label.

  4. COD nationwide

    Delivered

    Straight to your door, anywhere in Pakistan. Pay when it arrives.

For comparison

A typical imported bottle is pressed somewhere, tanked, often blended, shipped, warehoused, and shelved — routinely months between the press and your table. Meshak never leaves the family's hands until it leaves for yours.

A single bottle of Meshak extra virgin olive oil standing on a bed of freshly picked olives

Harvest Nov 2025 · Batch Nº 01

One oil. That's the range.

Single-varietal Arbequina extra virgin, grown, pressed, and bottled on one estate in Mardan. Grassy, a little bitter, peppery at the finish — a finishing oil for daal, chaat, salads, and warm bread.

  • Harvest date printed on every label
  • Pressed within hours of picking, at the estate
  • PCSIR lab test commissioned — numbers published when in
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Rs 4,600 / 500 ml · COD

The harvest crew gathering olives on green nets under the trees at the Meshak estate

The estate

Olive country, by official designation.

Mardan district is home to Sang Batti — a government-designated Olive Valley — and Mardan is where our family planted, presses, and bottles. This isn't imported heritage. It's ours.

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From our chats

The reviews arrive on WhatsApp.

  • Ayesha R.Lahore
    “It actually makes the back of your throat catch — the peppery thing everyone talks about. My imported bottle never did that. Daal will not be the same again.”
    Ordered the 500 ml
  • Salman K.Karachi
    “Ordered on WhatsApp, they confirmed within the hour, bottle arrived in two days. The harvest date printed on the label is a small thing but it changes how you trust it.”
    Ordered the Pair
  • Mahnoor T.Islamabad
    “Bought the trio to gift one to my ammi. She smelled it before tasting and said this is what oil used to smell like. That was the review, honestly.”
    Gifted from the Trio
  • Hassan A.Peshawar
    “Genuinely good oil — grassy, a little bitter, finishes hot. Wish the big bottle came in a tin too. Salads and chaat at our place are now built around it.”
    Ordered the 500 ml
  • Zainab F.Lahore
    “I drizzled it on Sunday haleem against all advice and I regret nothing. You can taste that it hasn't been sitting in a container ship for a year.”
    Ordered the 250 ml first
  • Omar J.Rawalpindi
    “COD made it easy to try. The bottle is heavier and darker than the supermarket ones — apparently that protects the oil. It shows in the taste.”
    Ordered the Pair

Collected on WhatsApp, published with permission

Asli or naqli? Fair question.

Price, authenticity, COD, harvest dates — everything people ask us on WhatsApp, answered plainly.

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