Extra Virngin Olive Oil from Crete Monastery Agia Triada 5 Liter Can

Name: Extra Virngin Olive Oil from Crete Monastery Agia Triada 5 Liter Can
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Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Crete from Monastery Agia Triada 5 Liter Can

Extra virgin olive oil is widely considered to be the best olive oil.
This extra virgin olive oil meets all the standards for premium quality. Taste and low acidity are considered, with a lower free acidity preferred.

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Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Crete from Monastery Agia Triada

How should I use olive oil? There is no need to ask a Greek this question as they consume more of this liquid gold per capita than anyone else in the world. Scientific studies have shown that cooking with olive oil has benefits, as the Greeks do on a daily basis. Extra virgin olive oil is commonly used in Greek stewing, frying, and baking. It’s a good, healthy choice for almost anything.
harvest 2019/2020

5 Liter cans
New harvest
Best before July 21st.

Extra virgin olive oil is widely considered to be the best olive oil. Olive oils differ in taste, quality, and health benefits based on a number of variables:

Climate in which they grow
Amount of irrigation or rainfall
Harvesting and storage methods
the type of pressing & temperature

And of course the storage conditions. The main differences that consumers focus on are, of course, the results of all of this. This extra virgin olive oil meets all the standards for premium quality. Taste and low acidity are considered, with a lower free acidity preferred.

More information about the Monastery Agia Triada

Weight

5 kg

Dimensions

15 × 15 × 30 cm

Producer

The Monastery Agia Triada at the Akrotiri peninsula
The Monastery Agia Triada situated at Akrotiri peninsula near the village Stavros, a location planted with olive groves, vineyards and cypress trees. Architecturally it is one of the most important examples of the Cretan Renaissance. It was funded by brothers Jeremiah and Lorenzo of the old Venetian family. The Holy Trinity (Agia Triada) Monastery is probably the most impressive monastic complex of the final period of Venetian rule on Crete, due to both its scale and architectural form.

The small museum displays relatively few heirlooms rescued from the continued historical adventures of the monastery, mainly icons, holy utensils, and official documents. It combines elements of the Orthodox monastic style with western architectural forms and this reflects the spirit of convergence of the two dogmas on the island of Crete. There is a small Monastery-Shop where Monks offering their organic olive oil and wine. The olive oil of the Monastery Agia Triada has won many awards.