12 Dec OPPORTUNITY to order from our limited production …EARLY HARVEST..
OPPORTUNITY to order from our limited production …EARLY HARVEST..
OPPORTUNITY to order from our limited production …EARLY HARVEST.. A little about EARLY HARVEST olive oil
“EARLY HARVEST ” olive oil is also called “AGOURELO” in Greek or colloquially “unripe”
Early Harvest olive oil has remarkable organoleptic characteristics as well as exceptional nutritional attributes .
This early olive oil has a limited production since its produced from the unripe olives that need to be painstakingly hand picked from the tree.
Numerous HEALTH BENEFITS
— There is a positive correlation of a high level of oleocanthal and oleacein in olive oils with the early time of harvest.
Oleocanthal has anti-inflammatory effect similar to Ibuprofen and Oleacein is a powerful antioxidant. Oleacein is a derivative of oleuropein and the most powerful antioxidant constituent of olive oil. Oleocanthal is said to have potential to inhibit tumor growth, and to offer protection against Alzheimer’s disease among other benefits. It is responsible for the pungency that comes from unripe olives in fresh olive oil and that irritates the throat. Chronic exposure to low doses of anti-inflammatory agents like oleocanthal offers protection against cardiovascular diseases and aging.
Furthermore, when olives are picked early in the season, they tend to produce a green-colorer oil as they have higher levels of chlorophyll. Since Agoureleo enjoys a high polyphenol as well as a higher chlorophyll content, it appeals to demanding foreign markets for both pharmaceutical use as well as an ingredient to gourmet restaurants all around the world.
You can order your Early Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil below:
Our Extra virgin olive oils have been internationaly awarded 15 times and twice double awaded
Our Extra virgin olive oils have been Awarded in Tokyo.
Our Extra virgin olive oils have been Awarded in Athens.
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