€15.00/kg
Oregano from Kalavryta is a premium aromatic herb cultivated in the mountainous terrain of the northern Peloponnese. Grown at high altitudes with rich limestone soils and abundant sunlight, this oregano (typically Origanum vulgare hirtum) develops an intense aroma and high essential oil content, particularly carvacrol, which gives it its signature robust, slightly spicy flavor. Harvested traditionally by hand and dried naturally, oregano from Kalavryta is known for its purity, bold taste, and long-lasting fragrance, making it a prized addition to Mediterranean cuisine.
Cultivated by: PANAGIOTIS ATHANASOPOULOS (ATHANASOPOULOS PANAGIOTIS)
Location: KALAVRYTA
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Selected Quantity: 1 kg
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