A Celebration Of Hellenism, Family, And The Harvest Of The Olive Tree
A Celebration Of Hellenism, Family, And The Harvest Of The Olive Tree
Choraitiki is a rare Greek olive variety found almost exclusively in Arcadia and adjacent Eastern Ilia known for its rich, complex flavour and high polyphenol content, making it a premium choice for both health and taste.
Monovarietal olive oil is made from a single type of olive, allowing the unique characteristics of that variety to stand out, unlike blended oils that mix multiple olive types.
Yes, its high polyphenol content contributes to anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and heart-protective properties.
The uniqueness of this variety is that it's rare and only found in the microclimates of forested Arcadia and neighbouring eastern Ilia. It is renowned for its distinct flavour and high poly phenols.
Peppery with nutty undertones, and infused with the scent of the Arcadian forests that surround the olive groves.
Perfect for drizzling over fresh salads and vegetables, this olive oil enhances the natural flavours of fish, quality meats, and roast chicken. It is, of course, an essential partner to a fine pasta dish and artisan breads - and for the adventurous, try it over pistachio ice cream for a truly delightful twist.
Keep it in a cool, dark place in a dark glass bottle or stainless steel container to prevent oxidation and preserve its quality.
While you can cook with it, it’s best enjoyed raw to preserve its delicate flavours and health benefits.
A rare and ancient variety, naturally high in polyphenols and celebrated for its unique taste. Sourced from specific trees in a precise location on our farm, it is produced in limited quantities, with only a small number of bottles available. A true treasure for the connoisseur and devoted food lover.
Arcadia is famous for olive oil, honey, wild herbs, dairy products, mountain teas, and traditional cured meats.
The climate, altitude, and soil conditions in Arcadia contribute to high-quality olive oil with rich, balanced flavours.
Pan was the god of the wild, shepherds, nature, and rustic music, often depicted as a half-goat, half-man playing a flute.
Pan was believed to have been born and worshipped in Arcadia, where shepherds and rural people honoured him as their protector.
Pan could instill sudden fear (panic) in enemies, control animals, and bring fertility and abundance to nature.
Pan invented the Pan flute (syrinx), which he played while wandering Arcadia’s mountains.
Pan’s image influenced medieval and Renaissance depictions of fauns and satyrs and played a role in romantic and pastoral literature.
Arcadia preserved ancient Greek traditions, religion, and myths, contributing to the philosophical and artistic ideals of Hellenism.
Greek philosophy, democratic ideals, mythology, and artistic principles continue to shape modern thought and culture.
Be Part of a Story That Never Ends
The Land of Pan is not just a destination – it is a movement, a legacy, and an invitation to be part of something greater.
Whether through our olive oil, our cultural gatherings, or our shared love for Greece, we invite you to connect with the land, the traditions, and the spirit of Hellenism.
Follow our journey. Taste the harvest. Celebrate the wisdom of the past.