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Koroneiki · Nemoutiana

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The outlier in the Corinto range: not Manaki but an early-October blend of Koroneiki and the rarer Nemoutiana, picked green specifically for phenolic content and positioned on the EU 432/2012 health claim. The 2025/26 figure is 639 mg/kg by NMR — published on a reseller’s listing and repeated by our partner, with the honest note that it declines over the oil’s life. Intense green fruit, pronounced bitterness and a long, hot finish, in the producer’s words. It has no competition record; it is sold on its number and its taste, and priced accordingly.

The facts

CultivarKoroneiki and Nemoutiana, early harvest
HarvestEarly October, 2025/26
Polyphenols639 mg/kg, NMR (reseller listing; figure declines with age)
Free acidityNot published
CertificationEU organic; EU 432/2012 claim stated
Formats500 ml

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Where it's from

Locator map: Lechaio, Corinthia, Peloponnese, Greece

Nemoutiana is a minor Peloponnesian variety from the hills of Achaea and Corinthia, rarely bottled on its own; here it is the partner to Koroneiki.

Koroneiki — the variety

Laboratory figures

What has been measured on this oil, and who measured it

Total polyphenols
639mg/kg
The EU 432/2012 antioxidant claim starts at 250 mg/kgSource: reseller listing; figure declines with age

Qualifies for the EU antioxidant health claim

At 639 mg/kg this oil is above the 250 mg/kg threshold Regulation 432/2012 sets for hydroxytyrosol and its derivatives, as reported by the reseller listing; figure declines with age.

Pairs well with

Raw, by the spoonBitter greensGrilled meatSoups

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