Olive terraces above the estate at dusk

Olive oil, returned to medicine.

A single estate pressing, made once a year and sealed in aubergine glass. Dense, bitter and peppered, meant to be taken from the spoon rather than cooked away.

Unlike any olive oil you have tasted. Made for the body first.

The highest polyphenols in the fruit.

Over 4,000 mg/kg total phenols.

A single batch, cold pressed.

One pressing · held under 27°C.

Atheas bottle on the estate wall above the olive grove

One grove, worked by hand and picked green.

Every bottle carries the labyrinth.

The seal is pressed into each bottle by hand before it leaves the estate, then numbered against the season it was picked.

How it tastes

A measured spoon of green gold oil A bead of unfiltered oil on dark stone A ceramic cup beside the Atheas decanter

Three ways it is taken

Atheas oil poured cold over bitter greens

Greens

A cold pour over bitter leaves. The oil should stay sharp.

A bone spoon holding a measure of Atheas oil

Neat

One spoon in the morning, before anything else is eaten.

Torn bread dipped in a pool of Atheas oil

Dip

Torn into the oil, not toasted in it. The pepper should still catch in the throat.

The Atheas decanter in low afternoon light

Reserve this year's pressing.

Each harvest yields a limited number of bottles. Reserve now and yours is set aside from the season's release, sealed and numbered before it ships.

Volume
500 ml
Harvest
Single estate, picked green
Vessel
Aubergine glass, ground stopper
Reserve a bottle