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Premium early harvest olive oil Protoleo - Lesvos, Greece
Premium Greek extra virgin olive oil PROTOLEO on the table with garlic, herbs and pepper.
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PROTOLEO Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Vendor
The Protoulis Family, Lesvos, Greece.
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€20,46
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Extra Virgin Olive Oil PROTOLEO. Early harvest olive oil, cold-pressed within a few hours after harvesting and obtained solely by mechanical means. 

  • Olive varieties: Kolovi and wild olives
  • Producer: The Protoulis Family. 
  • Region of origin: Lesvos, Greece. Protected Geographical Indication.
  • Harvest 2022, period: Middle of October. 
  • Harvest method: By hand
  • Extraction temperature: Cold olive oil extraction 23ºC
  • Chemical Analysis: Acidity 0,2% Max. 
  • Volume: 350 ml. 
  • Shipping weight, inc. packaging: 0,943 kg.

The olive oil extraction from unripe olives is a complex process that requires a lot of attention to every detail. It is very important to correctly determine the moment when olives reach the right ripening degree to obtain the maximum number of polyphenols from them. Besides, olives should be pressed within the harvest day to save their taste and to avoid acidity

Like all unfiltered oils, Protoleo has one feature - after some time, the sediment settles at the bottom of the bottle. Don’t worry, this is normal, it indicates the purity of olive oil. Also, please note that unfiltered olive oil loses its taste after opening the bottle very quickly. Therefore, it is better to consume it within a few weeks after opening.

Protoleo is an olive oil from olives Kolovi and wild olives.
Wild olives don't have any variety name. No one knows for sure when and who planted these trees. They have been growing for several hundred years on their own in the remote rocky areas of Lesvos. It is the wild olives that give this olive oil its unique piquant taste, intense aroma and such a bright, rich green color. 

Olive oil Protoleo has a smooth full-bodied taste with a slightly bitter finish and a fruity-herbal aroma with hints of freshly-cut unripe olives. 
This olive oil pairs well with juicy steak, pasta or grilled fish. Protoleo is also good for young and medium ripe cheeses, cream soup as well as caesar or guacamole salads.