The main tradeoff is price, about 21 to 25 dollars for a 500ml bottle or around 1.46 dollars per fluid ounce, which is premium for everyday cooking oil. (source)
The honest take
This is a genuine single origin Greek extra virgin olive oil, made from 100 percent early harvest Koroneiki olives grown in southern Greece and USDA certified organic through CCOF. Nutritionally it is exactly what olive oil should be, 120 calories and 14 grams of fat per tablespoon with zero sugar, zero sodium, and no additives, so a health minded shopper reaching for a clean cooking fat instead of seed oils has a solid pick. The manufacturer reports polyphenol measurements for its harvests. Its current page mixes December 2024 and December 2025 harvest references, so a specific current bottle’s result is not independently confirmed here. The honest question is not quality but whether you want to pay a premium for it. Current ingredients checked October 27, 2026; historical package and recorded nutrition were not independently refreshed.
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Ingredients & allergens
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Exact ingredient statement
Organic Greek extra virgin olive oil. 100% made from a mono-varietal of certified organic Koroneiki olives grown in southern Greece.
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Nutrition per serving
1 tbsp (15 mL), about 33 servings per 500ml bottle
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Typically about 21 to 25 dollars for a 500ml bottle. Prices move with promos and store, so check before you buy. Some links are affiliate links and never change our verdict.
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