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The 2025 Olive Harvest Has Begun in Crete

The 2025 olive harvest has begun in the steep hills of the Sitia UNESCO Geopark in Crete. Each evening we bring our hand-picked olives to a certified organic mill, cold-press them within hours, and see an impressive acidity of just 0.3%. Follow our journey as we prepare Sopato’s new Sitia Lasithi PDO organic olive oil, pure, fresh, and directly from the farmer to your table.

How to Know If the Olive Oil You Buy Is Fresh

How can you tell if olive oil is really fresh? Learn how to read the harvest year, what PDO and organic certification mean, and why Sopato Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Crete guarantees true freshness straight from the new harvest.

Where Sopato Olive Oil Comes From: George’s Fields in the Mountains of Crete

Sopato Extra Virgin Olive Oil comes from George’s mountain fields around the village of Tourloti in Crete. Grown on steep slopes and hand-harvested, it’s authentic, organic, and a true farm-to-table olive oil with a real story behind it.

PDO Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Why Sopato Organic Olive Oil from Crete Stands Out

What does PDO really mean for olive oil? Discover why Sopato PDO Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Crete is special, how it’s produced, and why it’s the best choice for your cooking.

From Farmer to Bottle: The Story Behind Sopato Olive Oil

George took the risk to bottle his own olive oil under the Sopato name, with his face on the can. Discover the story of a small farmer from Crete producing organic PDO extra virgin olive oil with honesty, tradition, and quality you can taste.