Pamako Bio Monovarietal Gold is an excellent organic olive oil, extracted from the fruits of centuries-old wild olive trees of the Tsounati variety. This olive oil is characterized by an extremely high polyphenol content of over 2000 mg/kg.
The convenient 3-pack bundle contains three 500ml bottles at an exclusive preferential price. Ideal for stocking up a gourmet kitchen.
Each of the three premium 500ml bottles is equipped with dark UV-protective glass and a practical pouring spout. This keeps the valuable ingredients protected from light and ensures drip-free dispensing.
The olives grow wild at an altitude of 500 to 700 meters in the rocky mountain regions of Selino in Chania, Southwest Crete. The rugged, rocky terrain is barely accessible with heavy machinery. The centuries-old olive trees reach heights of up to 18 meters. The rare, ancient Tsounati olive has been known since the Minoan era.
The harvest is carried out by hand while the olives are still light green. Processing takes place on the same day at temperatures below 27°C. The olive oil is stored in stainless steel tanks, protected from sunlight, and flushed with nitrogen to maintain freshness. The Androulakis family has been producing the oil for three generations.
From the mountains of Crete, where centuries-old wild olives grow in pristine nature.
Our premium closure.
The cork of the Pamako bottle is not a mass-produced item, but a statement of uncompromising natural quality. It is crafted from a single piece of real wood and fixed with purely vegetable-based acacia glue. Pamako consciously avoids cheap silicone or plastic corks so that no artificial odors or microparticles can contaminate the ultra-premium olive oil.
As this is a purely natural product, the wooden head may occasionally detach from the cork when opened. This is not a defect, but a sign of its natural state. It is best to pull the cork out with a slight twisting motion.
You are looking at an extra virgin olive oil of the highest quality, produced exclusively by mechanical means and organic farming.