General
What does Manaki olive oil taste like?
Manaki olive oil is known for its mild, elegant profile and exceptional balance. It has a smooth, delicate texture with light fruity notes, often reminiscent of fresh apple or almond, and very low bitterness and pungency.
Compared to Koroneiki olive oil, which is the most widely known Greek variety, Manaki is softer and more rounded, while Koroneiki tends to be more intense, with a pronounced bitterness and a peppery finish.
Because of its gentle and refined character, Manaki olive oil is especially versatile. It works beautifully in fresh salads, in everyday cooking where it won’t overpower other ingredients, and as a finishing touch that enhances rather than dominates a dish.
Where is your olive oil produced?
Our olives are grown and harvested in Agios Konstantinos Troizina Greece, a region with ideal climate and soil conditions for high quality olive oil production. Everything is done with care, from cultivation to extraction
What makes your olive oil special?
Our olive oil is made exclusively from the Manaki variety, grown on our family farm in Agios Konstantinos, Troizina, Greece. It is a truly family-produced product, rooted in generations of care and dedication. The olive trees were first cultivated by our grandfather and later tended by our father, both of whom devoted themselves to producing olive oil of the highest quality.
Our groves are located on the mountain, where the terrain makes harvesting more demanding, but also more rewarding. Surrounded by wild herbs and natural vegetation, the trees develop a distinctive character that is reflected in the oil’s unique aroma and flavor.
Every bottle is the result of this heritage, combining tradition, hard work, and a deep respect for the land.
Is your olive oil extra virgin and cold-extracted?
Yes, our olive oil is 100% extra virgin and produced using cold extraction methods. This means it is obtained without the use of chemicals and at low temperatures, preserving its natural antioxidants, aroma, and nutritional value. It also meets strict quality standards for acidity and overall flavor, ensuring a pure and high-quality product.
How should I store olive oil?
To preserve its quality, olive oil should be kept in a cool, dark place, away from heat and direct sunlight. Always make sure the container is properly sealed after each use to protect its freshness.
Our olive oil is packaged in tins, which naturally shield it from light and air, helping maintain its flavor and nutritional value. Once opened, be sure to close the tin securely and ideally consume the oil within a few months for the best taste.
Refrigeration is not recommended, as low temperatures can cause the oil to become cloudy and may affect its aroma and overall character.
Ordering & Shipping
Where do you ship your Olive Oil?
We’ve just launched our online shop and are currently shipping to Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands and of course Greece. As we continue to grow we plan to expand our delivery network to even more countries. If your country isn't listed yet, feel free to contact us, we'd be happy to let you know when shipping becomes available in your area.
How long is the delivery time?
We prepare your order as quickly as possible and hand it over to our local courier on the same day or at the latest the next business day after your order is placed. Delivery times then depend on your location, but most orders arrive within 5–8 business days. Once your order has been dispatched, you'll receive tracking information so you can follow its journey to your doorstep.
How are shipping costs calculated?
Shipping costs are based on your delivery destination and the current courier rates. Like many businesses, we are affected by rising transportation and fuel costs, which have increased shipping prices across Europe. We work with DHL to ensure your order arrives safely and reliably. As our business grows and our shipping volume increases, we expect to secure better shipping rates, allowing us to offer more competitive delivery costs in the future.