Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil | Ladolea

Overview

Discover the rich taste of Ladolea Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, a premium Greek olive oil made from 100% Koroneiki olives. These olives come from the lush northern region of the Peloponnesian peninsula in Greece. Hand-picked at peak ripeness, each olive is cold-pressed and bottled unfiltered. This process preserves the natural flavor, aroma, and health benefits of the oil.

This 200ml bottle is perfect for everyday cooking, salads, or dipping. It offers a taste of Greece’s finest organic olive oil with every drop.

Why You Should Buy

Ladolea organic cold pressed olive oil stands out because of its taste and health benefits. Its high polyphenol content offers powerful antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. This makes it great for heart health, digestion, and overall wellness.

Key features include:

• Monounsaturated Fatty Acids: Beneficial for heart health.
• Rich in Vitamin E: Supports your body’s nutritional needs.
• 200ml convenient packaging: Keeps the oil fresh and ready for daily use.

Choosing Ladolea supports sustainable farming practices while allowing you to enjoy a premium, health-focused product.

Explore our awarded range of high phenolic and organic olive oils, here

Lifestyle Integration

Incorporate Ladolea Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil into your everyday meals. Drizzle it on fresh salads, use it to finish grilled vegetables, or mix it into homemade dressings and marinades.

Its fresh, fruity taste pairs beautifully with fish, grilled white meats, and vegetables. Unfiltered to preserve nutrients, it offers all the health benefits and antioxidants that make olive oil special.

Product Details

• Type: Extra Virgin Organic Olive Oil
• Location: Melissi seaside village, Corinthia, Greece
• Harvest Time: November (early harvest for better taste & nutrition)
• Extraction: Cold-pressed under 27°C, unfiltered
• Taste Notes: Medium fruitiness, fresh-cut grass, and green apple
• Color: Golden green

Ladolea: A Tradition of Excellence

Ladolea is a family-owned brand rooted in tradition and sustainability. Established in 2012, the brand blends modern techniques with generations of olive oil knowledge. The name Ladolea combines Ladi (meaning olive oil in Greek) and Elea (meaning olive tree in ancient Greek).

The company draws its name from Melissi, a seaside village in Corinthia, Greece. This is the same village where the founders spent their childhood summers, learning the beauty of the land and the art of olive oil production.

Ladolea’s commitment focuses on sustainability, traditional harvesting methods, and producing organic olive oil with the highest quality standards. They harvest early in the season to capture a more robust, fruity, and nutrient-rich olive taste.

Learn more about Ladolea’s certified health claim, here.

The Gourmet Groceries Philosophy

At Gourmet Groceries, we are more than a family-owned business. We are a team dedicated to enhancing the art of fine food and supporting sustainable agriculture. Based in Cyprus, we partner with local farms and artisans across the Mediterranean and beyond. By choosing to work with sustainable producers, we ensure that our products support traditional farming practices and environmental stewardship.

Our commitment to quality is unwavering. We carefully select only the finest products, with each item meeting strict standards for taste, nutrition, and purity. We choose each product for its authentic, superior quality and commitment to ethical sourcing. Every item on our shelves embodies a luxurious dining experience that combines exceptional flavors with health benefits.

By choosing Gourmet Groceries, you are supporting small farmers and artisans globally. Our carefully curated selection reflects a passion for quality. Each purchase celebrates authentic, sustainably sourced ingredients and contributes to the preservation of rich agricultural traditions. We promise to deliver pure, exceptional products that embody the spirit of the Mediterranean.

Learn more about our mission and why we think sustainable farming is so important, here.