Single Estate Extra Virgin Olive Oil — a bottle
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Early harvest. Cold extracted. Minimal intervention.
This ain't your generic, lifeless mass-market olive oil. Packed with polyphenols (the good stuff—see more below), this small-batch Greek extra virgin olive oil comes fresh and flavourful from the 2021 harvest.
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Details
Ingredients: 100% Lianolia olives. Nothing else.
Producer: Amargiotakis family.
Origin: Village of Dafnes, Crete, Greece.
Agriculture: Minimal intervention. Non-irrigated.
Soil type: Limestone hills.
Process: Superior category extra virgin olive oil obtained directly from mechanical (never chemical) means.
Harvest: November 2021.
Nutrition: 376 mg/kg of polyphenols, which is above the 250 mg/kg benchmark set by EU Regulation (No. 432/2012) about high-polyphenol olive oils.
Flavours
Fresh-cut grass on the nose, then flavours of green banana and tomato leaf wih an avocado bit coming through. There’s a slightly peppery finish that's a sign it's rich in Oleocanthal (anti-inflammatory, antioxidant 'superfood' compound).
Serving Suggestions
Drizzle, bake and fry (yes, fry—just as the Greeks do!)
- Sarah says: I use it to ‘finish’ any meat or veggie dish to make sure I get the most out of the flavour and health benefits. I also love to pour it generously over pastas and soup dishes.
- Michael says: I like to start a meal soaking it up with bread, but I like to end a meal with it poured over vanilla or chocolate ice cream for a creamy, rich indulgence. Sounds weird but pairs perfectly.
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