Harvest 2026/27 · Vrontamas, Laconia

New-harvest olive oil from Olea Las, Laconia

Join the waiting list for the first bottling of the 2026/27 harvest. People on the list can order 48 hours before everyone else.

Olea Las is a certified organic estate in Vrontamas, a village in Laconia in the south-east Peloponnese, that grows a single olive variety: Koroneiki. Picking starts in mid-October, and the first oil is expected to be bottled in November.

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Certified organic
  • Single estate
  • Koroneiki only
  • Certified organic
The three Olea Las olive oil tins side by side: the 3 L tin, the 1 L tin and the 100 ml tin
First bottlingExpected in November. People on the list order first.
One estate

Vrontamas, a village in Laconia, in the south-east Peloponnese.

One variety

Koroneiki, and nothing else in the tin.

One harvest

2026/27: picked from October, first bottling in November.

Olea Las 1 L white tin with a bowl of black olives, sliced bread, a dish of olive oil and fresh oregano

The waiting list

Join the waiting list

Leave your email address and we will keep you a place for the first bottling.

  • A confirmation now, then two emails about this harvest
  • The laboratory report, the day it arrives
  • 48 hours to order before everyone else

One more step: check your inbox

We have sent you an email. Confirm your address there and your place on the list is saved.

Where we are

From the grove to the tin

We update this page at every step, from the first day of picking to the opening.

Now

Harvest

Picking in the grove at Vrontamas begins in mid-October and goes on for several weeks.

Next · Early November

Laboratory analysis

A laboratory analyses a sample of the new oil. We publish the full report here, with its date and lot number.

Next · November

Bottling

The first oil goes into tins and travels to our warehouse.

Next

Opening for the list

You can order 48 hours before everyone else. We will email you the exact day.

Next

Opening for everyone

Two days after the list.

Harvest diary

Photographs from the grove

The first photographs from the grove will appear here once picking begins, sent to us by the producer.

Olive oil poured over a block of feta with tomato and cucumber in a ceramic bowl

On the palate

What new-harvest oil tastes like


New oil usually tastes different in its first weeks: greener, more peppery, with a bitter finish that softens over the months.

It is the same oil you will use all year, only younger.

Read: olive oil for the pot and olive oil for the plate

What you can check

Measured, then published

Expected in early November

The laboratory report, in full

Before the new oil goes on sale, a laboratory analyses a sample of it. We publish the report here and on each product page, with the date of the analysis and the lot number, so you can read what was measured in this year's oil before you order.

CertifiedCertified organic

Certified organic

Olea Las is certified organic, with the control body's code printed on every tin.

The first bottling

The tins on the list

The first bottling of the new harvest goes into 1 L and 3 L tins.

1 L tin

1 L tin

About a month of cooking for a household that cooks most days.

Priority for the list
3 L tin

3 L tin

About three months of cooking, and less per litre than the 1 L.

Priority for the list

Questions

Before you join

Does joining the list cost anything?

No. You leave an email address, nothing else. There is no payment and no reservation.

When can I order?

When the new oil is in our warehouse and its report is published. We expect this in the second half of November and will email you the exact day, 48 hours before the opening for everyone.

Which formats does the list cover?

The 1 L and 3 L tins. The 100 ml travel tin will carry the same new oil from the same day.

How do I leave the list?

Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom. One click is enough.

One estate, one variety, one harvest, followed from the grove to your kitchen.

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