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Premium Greek Organic EVOO - Petite Edition

6.7oz/200ml

5.0 (67 Reviews)

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Product Details

  • Product of Greece
  • Origin: Messara Plain, Crete, Greece
  • Olive grove data: Elevation: 490 ft, approx. 1,600 olive trees with the majority over 100 years old.
  • Dry, mediterranean microclimate (BGI-Aridity Index: 112)
  • Producer: Sklavakis family
  • Harvested: December 2024 - January 2025
  • Variety: 100% Koroneiki
  • Ingredients: 100% Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • Small Batch Production: 1,398 lbs, 3,486 mini bottles
  • 6.7 fl oz (200ml) of EVOO in a recyclable glass bottle

Elegant in form, extraordinary in essence. This petite bottle holds the pure soul of a rare and remarkable vintage. With an exceptionally high polyphenol content of 516 mg/kg, the oil is not only intensely flavorful - it’s rich in antioxidants and bioactive compounds that set it far above the ordinary.

From a very limited production of just 3,486 bottles, each stands as a testament to purity and potency. The full chemical analysis is available for download - complete transparency for the truly discerning.

Tasting Notes: Vibrant and herbaceous, with notes of wild greens, young olive, and a touch of artichoke - rounded out by a signature peppery finish that speaks to the oil’s remarkable freshness and complexity. A bold, unapologetic taste of Crete’s wild terrain, elegantly captured in this petite presentation.

Ideal for gifting, curated tastings, or personal rituals - a miniature masterpiece for those who appreciate rarity, provenance, and power in every drop.
Our premium packaging two-bottle set comes with a complimentary spout ($10 value).

Powerfully High Polyphenols

01/2025

Harvest

516 mg/kg

Polyphenols

0.33%

Acidity

Our olive oil is independently tested to verify its purity, composition, and overall quality. 

Title

Our Olive Oil Has Everything That Matters. Period.

The standards we expect for ourselves.

We believe transparency isn’t optional - it’s essential. Especially when it comes to olive oil, where origin, processing, and handling matter far more than most labels reveal. That’s why we share the standards, certifications, and details we look for ourselves as consumers - from sourcing and pressing to packaging, additives, and processing. Not because it’s trendy, but because informed choices should be the norm, not the exception.

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Messara

Perfect alongside:

Premium Greek Organic Oregano

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The Spout - Premium Stainless Steel Olive Oil Pourer

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Where our olive oil begins

Meet our Producer

Iosif Sklavakis is a 4th-generation olive oil farmer from the Messara Valley of Crete. He studied agriculture at the University of Thessaly, combining modern knowledge with inherited family tradition. This is the hands-on expertise behind every drop of our olive oil.

What Our Customers Are Saying

What Sets Our Olive Oil Apart

Other

Lab Analysis

The typical quality indicators for extra virgin olive oil, assessing its purity, quality and beneficial compounds.

Traceability

When was the harvest, who produced it, where was it bottled? You will find this information on our bottle.

Glass Bottle

Our opaque glass bottle protects the oil from UV light and oxidation. No micro-/nano-plastics!

Certified Organic

No compromises. Our olive oil is certified organic by both the EU and the USDA.

Gorgeous Packaging

Perfect for gifting. 
Beautiful on every countertop!

Real Quality Begins Where the Soil Still Lives.

High-quality olive oil isn’t just exclusive and meticulously curated - it’s a reminder that olive trees and healthy, fertile soil are finite treasures. In places like the United States, much of the soil has been depleted through overproduction and the constant push to maximize yields. Our oil stands in stark contrast to the mass-produced bottles on supermarket shelves, offering purity that can only come from regenerative land, traditional cultivation, and respect for nature’s limits.

Independent Laboratory Analysis

Our olive oil is independently tested to verify its purity, composition, and overall quality. 
Below is the analytical profile for the harvest:

516 mg/kg

Polyphenols & Natural Compounds

Naturally occurring phenolic compounds detected include hydroxytyrosol, tyrosol, pinoresinol, luteolin, apigenin, and related derivatives in trace amounts.

Acidity: 0.33%

Chemical Quality Parameters

K232: 1.674 (max 2.50)
K268: 0.150 (max 0.220)
ΔK: -0.004 (max 0.01)
Peroxide Value: 6.3 meq O₂/kg (max 20)

<R.L.

Pesticide Screening

All tested pesticide residues were below the reporting limit, confirming the exceptional purity of this harvest. 
(<R.L. : Below Report Limit)

Olive Oil FAQs

What does EVOO stand for?

EVOO stands for “Extra Virgin Olive Oil.” It is the highest grade of olive oil.

EU vs. Non-EU EVOO: What’s the difference?

The EU applies the strictest legal definition of Extra Virgin Olive Oil. To qualify, an olive oil must:
    •    Be obtained exclusively by mechanical means (no heat or chemicals)
    •    Have free acidity ≤ 0.8%
    •    Pass a full chemical analysis (peroxide value, UV absorption, etc.)
    •    Pass a mandatory sensory evaluation by an official tasting panel, confirming the oil is completely free of defects and shows positive attributes (fruitiness, bitterness, pungency)
    •    Comply with strict rules on origin labeling, traceability, and best-before dating

Only oils that pass both lab testing and sensory panel evaluation can legally be labeled Extra Virgin in the EU.
 

Non-EU EVOO Standards (Including the U.S.)
In many non-EU markets, including the U.S., EVOO standards are less strictly enforced:
    •    Chemical limits may exist, but sensory panel testing is often not mandatory
    •    Enforcement varies widely, with limited routine verification
    •    Oils labeled “extra virgin” may legally pass without independent tasting confirmation
    •    Labeling requirements for origin, harvest date, and traceability are often minimal
 

As a result, oils labeled EVOO outside the EU can vary significantly in freshness, authenticity, and quality.

What sets Ambrosia & Nektar EVOO apart

Quality: Our olive oil carries the prestigious EU Organic certification, known as the "gold standard" in organic farming. This certification ensures the highest standards of quality, sustainable farming, and environmental responsibility. It is stricter and has higher quality standards compared to USDA Organic, guaranteeing a product that is genuinely organic and environmentally friendly.
 

Origin: Our olive oil comes from Messara, Crete, a region internationally recognized for exceptional olive oil and protected under the PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) system. PDO status guarantees that the olives are grown, harvested, and pressed exclusively within this defined area, following traditional methods tied to the region’s unique climate, soil, and heritage. The result is an olive oil with distinctive character - rich in flavor, naturally high in nutrients, and impossible to replicate elsewhere.
 

Small Batch Production: At Ambrosia & Nektar, our olive oil is produced in small batches to maintain stringent quality control and uphold the highest standards. This artisanal approach stands in stark contrast to larger-scale productions, where quality is often sacrificed for quantity. Our rare olive oil is not only exclusive and meticulously curated, but it also serves as a reminder that olive trees and fertile soil are finite treasures. Unlike the seemingly endless supply found in supermarket aisles, our production respects and honors the limited availability of these natural resources.

Transparency and Information: Each bottle of our olive oil includes detailed information such as the harvest date, the organic code of the producer, and the bottling facility. Additionally, we provide a complete chemical lab analysis, demonstrating the superiority of our oil in terms of purity and nutrient content. This level of transparency is rare and ensures you know exactly what you're getting.
 

Packaging: We use glass bottles to preserve the integrity and flavor of the oil. Unlike plastic, glass does not interact with the oil or leach chemicals into it, ensuring that you get the purest product possible.
 

Comparative Quality: When evaluating our olive oil alongside other brands, the details matter: Is it organic? Does it provide detailed information on harvest dates? What variety of olives were used? Where are the trees located, and what kind of (micro-)climate do they thrive in? Who produced it, and where was it bottled? Do they offer a comprehensive chemical analysis? Our dedication to quality and transparency is evident in our commitment to providing all this information.

When is Ambrosia & Nektar olive oil at its best?

When unopened and stored properly, a high-quality extra virgin olive oil typically retains its flavor, aroma, and nutritional value for 18–30 months. In accordance with EU regulations, Ambrosia & Nektar olive oil carries a best-before date of 24 months from bottling, which is a conservative guideline for peak quality - not an expiration date. Once opened, exposure to oxygen, light, and heat gradually accelerates oxidation, so for optimal freshness we recommend consuming the oil within 1–2 months, and no later than 4–6 months, while keeping it tightly sealed in a cool, dark place. Made from Koroneiki olives, our high-polyphenol olive oil naturally resists oxidation, maintaining freshness, stability, and quality over time.

How to distinguish high-quality extra virgin olive oil

  • Look for an opaque glass (or stainless steel) container. Light is the enemy of good olive oil, and plastic bottles are a definite no because of microplastics.
  • Look for the harvest date. You always want to make sure you’re consuming olive oil from the most recent harvest, which typically takes place between October and January annually.
  • Look for the source of the olives, certifications, the bottling facility and the name of the producer.

What is the smoke point of our Organic Greek Messara EVOO?

With a smoke point above 425°F, this is a truly universal extra virgin olive oil - ideal for everything from gentle finishing to high-heat cooking.

How should olive oil be stored?

Always in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and never in the fridge! Once opened, it's best to use it within 6 months for optimal freshness.

Premium Greek Organic EVOO - Petite Edition

6.7oz/200ml

5.0 (67 Reviews)

Select Option

Free Spout + Free US Shipping included in Double Pack

$14.99 Value

Product Details

  • Product of Greece
  • Origin: Messara Plain, Crete, Greece
  • Olive grove data: Elevation: 490 ft, approx. 1,600 olive trees with the majority over 100 years old.
  • Dry, mediterranean microclimate (BGI-Aridity Index: 112)
  • Producer: Sklavakis family
  • Harvested: December 2024 - January 2025
  • Variety: 100% Koroneiki
  • Ingredients: 100% Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • Small Batch Production: 1,398 lbs, 3,486 mini bottles
  • 6.7 fl oz (200ml) of EVOO in a recyclable glass bottle

Elegant in form, extraordinary in essence. This petite bottle holds the pure soul of a rare and remarkable vintage. With an exceptionally high polyphenol content of 516 mg/kg, the oil is not only intensely flavorful - it’s rich in antioxidants and bioactive compounds that set it far above the ordinary.

From a very limited production of just 3,486 bottles, each stands as a testament to purity and potency. The full chemical analysis is available for download - complete transparency for the truly discerning.

Tasting Notes: Vibrant and herbaceous, with notes of wild greens, young olive, and a touch of artichoke - rounded out by a signature peppery finish that speaks to the oil’s remarkable freshness and complexity. A bold, unapologetic taste of Crete’s wild terrain, elegantly captured in this petite presentation.

Ideal for gifting, curated tastings, or personal rituals - a miniature masterpiece for those who appreciate rarity, provenance, and power in every drop.
Our premium packaging two-bottle set comes with a complimentary spout ($10 value).

Powerfully High Polyphenols

01/25

Harvest

516 mg/kg

Polyphenols

0.33%

Acidity

Our olive oil is independently tested to verify its purity, composition, and overall quality.

Title

Everything That Matters
The standards we expect for ourselves

Learn more

Where our olive oil begins

Meet our Producer

Iosif Sklavakis is a 4th-generation olive oil farmer from the Messara Valley of Crete. He studied agriculture at the University of Thessaly, combining modern knowledge with inherited family tradition. This is the hands-on expertise behind every drop of our olive oil.

What Our Customers 
Are Saying

What Sets Our Olive Oil Apart

Other

Lab Analysis
The typical quality indicators for extra virgin olive oil, assessing its purity, quality and beneficial compounds.

Traceability
When was the harvest, who produced it, where was it bottled?  You will find this information on our bottle.

Glass Bottle
Our opaque glass bottle protects the oil from UV light and oxidation. 
No micro-/nano-plastics!

Certified Organic
No compromises. 
Our olive oil is certified organic by both the EU and the USDA.

Gorgeous Packaging
Perfect for gifting. 
Beautiful on every countertop!

Perfect alongside

Premium Greek Organic Oregano

$15.00

Olive Oil FAQs

What does EVOO stand for?

EVOO stands for “Extra Virgin Olive Oil.” It is the highest grade of olive oil.

What Sets Ambrosia & Nektar EVOO Apart

Quality: Our olive oil carries the prestigious EU Organic certification, known as the "gold standard" in organic farming. This certification ensures the highest standards of quality, sustainable farming, and environmental responsibility. It is stricter and has higher quality standards compared to USDA Organic, guaranteeing a product that is genuinely organic and environmentally friendly.
 

Origin: Our olive oil comes from Messara, Crete, a region internationally recognized for exceptional olive oil and protected under the PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) system. PDO status guarantees that the olives are grown, harvested, and pressed exclusively within this defined area, following traditional methods tied to the region’s unique climate, soil, and heritage. The result is an olive oil with distinctive character - rich in flavor, naturally high in nutrients, and impossible to replicate elsewhere.
 

Small Batch Production: At Ambrosia & Nektar, our olive oil is produced in small batches to maintain stringent quality control and uphold the highest standards. This artisanal approach stands in stark contrast to larger-scale productions, where quality is often sacrificed for quantity. Our rare olive oil is not only exclusive and meticulously curated, but it also serves as a reminder that olive trees and fertile soil are finite treasures. Unlike the seemingly endless supply found in supermarket aisles, our production respects and honors the limited availability of these natural resources.

Transparency and Information: Each bottle of our olive oil includes detailed information such as the harvest date, the organic code of the producer, and the bottling facility. Additionally, we provide a complete chemical lab analysis, demonstrating the superiority of our oil in terms of purity and nutrient content. This level of transparency is rare and ensures you know exactly what you're getting.
 

Packaging: We use glass bottles to preserve the integrity and flavor of the oil. Unlike plastic, glass does not interact with the oil or leach chemicals into it, ensuring that you get the purest product possible.
 

Comparative Quality: When evaluating our olive oil alongside other brands, the details matter: Is it organic? Does it provide detailed information on harvest dates? What variety of olives were used? Where are the trees located, and what kind of (micro-)climate do they thrive in? Who produced it, and where was it bottled? Do they offer a comprehensive chemical analysis? Our dedication to quality and transparency is evident in our commitment to providing all this information.

EU vs. Non-EU EVOO: What’s the Difference?

The EU applies the strictest legal definition of Extra Virgin Olive Oil. To qualify, an olive oil must:
    •    Be obtained exclusively by mechanical means (no heat or chemicals)
    •    Have free acidity ≤ 0.8%
    •    Pass a full chemical analysis (peroxide value, UV absorption, etc.)
    •    Pass a mandatory sensory evaluation by an official tasting panel, confirming the oil is completely free of defects and shows positive attributes (fruitiness, bitterness, pungency)
    •    Comply with strict rules on origin labeling, traceability, and best-before dating

Only oils that pass both lab testing and sensory panel evaluation can legally be labeled Extra Virgin in the EU.
 

Non-EU EVOO Standards (Including the U.S.)
In many non-EU markets, including the U.S., EVOO standards are less strictly enforced:
    •    Chemical limits may exist, but sensory panel testing is often not mandatory
    •    Enforcement varies widely, with limited routine verification
    •    Oils labeled “extra virgin” may legally pass without independent tasting confirmation
    •    Labeling requirements for origin, harvest date, and traceability are often minimal
 

As a result, oils labeled EVOO outside the EU can vary significantly in freshness, authenticity, and quality.

When Is Ambrosia & Nektar Olive Oil at Its Best?

When unopened and stored properly, a high-quality extra virgin olive oil typically retains its flavor, aroma, and nutritional value for 18–30 months. In accordance with EU regulations, Ambrosia & Nektar olive oil carries a best-before date of 24 months from bottling, which is a conservative guideline for peak quality - not an expiration date. Once opened, exposure to oxygen, light, and heat gradually accelerates oxidation, so for optimal freshness we recommend consuming the oil within 1–2 months, and no later than 4–6 months, while keeping it tightly sealed in a cool, dark place. Made from Koroneiki olives, our high-polyphenol olive oil naturally resists oxidation, maintaining freshness, stability, and quality over time.

How to distinguish high-quality extra virgin olive oil

  • Look for an opaque glass (or stainless steel) container. Light is the enemy of good olive oil, and plastic bottles are a definite no because of microplastics.
  • Look for the harvest date. You always want to make sure you’re consuming olive oil from the most recent harvest, which typically takes place between October and January annually.
  • Look for the source of the olives, certifications, the bottling facility and the name of the producer.

What is the smoke point of our Organic Greek Messara EVOO?

With a smoke point above 425°F, this is a truly universal extra virgin olive oil - ideal for everything from gentle finishing to high-heat cooking.

How should olive oil be stored?

Always in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and never in the fridge! Once opened, it's best to use it within 6 months for optimal freshness.

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