Pamako BLEND EVOO 3l BIO Bag in Box

Note Pamako Ultra Premium High Phenolic EVOO BLEND 3L BIO Bag in box is not the same as Pamako Ultra Premium High Phenolic EVOO BLEND 250ml/500ml BIO  in a glass container. It has different chemical parameters and amount of polyphenols.

Pamako Organic Blend 40% Koroneiki 60% Tsounati variety, Fresh & fruity aroma with strong spicy elements and soft bitter taste.

Pamako. An unusual name for olive oil, hiding excellent quality and elegant packaging. Comes from Chania, Crete, in a special, glass bottle with a certified health claim. His name also means itself.

Word Pamako comes from the Linear B, the oldest written language in Europe, the first Greek writing.
Pamako therefore a real oil ' Nature ', which is high in polyphenols, natural substances known for their antioxidant activity. Minimum olive oils in Europe have certified to themselves as "medicinal" and Pamako is one of them.

Harvesting is made by hand, with electric sticks while climbing throw the tree and carefully harvest every time the fruits that have a light green color, before they start to turn.

In a chemical analysis done at the Pharmacognosy and Natural Products Chemistry Department at the University of Athens in October of each season, the evaluation of both of our olive oils show impressive results.

The levels of Oleocanthal and Oleacein present in PAMAKO Monovarietal are far higher than the average values revealed to date by international university studies. Recent scientific studies have associated Oleocanthal and Oleacein with anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, cardioprotective and neuroprotective activity.Considering the standards set by European regulation 432/2012: the hydroxytyrosol derivatives in PAMAKO are over 5 mg per 20 grams of olive oil. Because its concentration of phenolic compounds is so much higher than this regulation requires for a health claim, according to analysis of PAMAKO olive oil, daily consumption of just 7 grams of PAMAKO protects blood lipids from oxidative stress.

Producent: Pamako