The 2021 vintage sardine tin is illustrated by Melaine Favennec, a painter, singer, musician and magician from Brittany.
Melaine Favennec is a jolly Breton who sings and sets wonderful lyrics rooted in the Breton classics. Melaine Favennec has released eleven albums in total and has undertaken numerous tours of France. He contributes to the renewal of traditional Breton music by mixing it with folk, blues and even philharmonic orchestras! He is a theater actor, author of music for the theater, participates in the creation and presentation of several performances, performs in the cinema, and paints and draws as an all-round artist.
"I paint, that's my part of the silence between the songs". Melaine Favennec
Melaine's painting leads us into a very personal vision of a dreamed Brittany, situated on the border between land and sea, on the border of the journey and its return, symbolized here by its emblematic black boats.
As from a recent past, that of his childhood in southern Cornouaille in Little Brittany, they also remind us of the tarred-skin boats of northern Scotland. That is why some are already calling them "Celtic Boats", as if their irrational constructions could only reinforce the spirit of adventure, the inner journey that takes shape as soon as one sets out in a dream.
For this product, the sardines were hand-processed freshly caught, first deep-fried in sunflower oil and then canned in extra-virgin olive oil. On each tin you will also find the name of the fishing port, the name of the ship that caught the sardines and the year.
Net Weight: 115g
Drained weight: 85 g
