Title: Ranking 2019's The Most Expensive Olive Oils In the World
Headings: Ranking 2019's The Most Expensive Olive Oils In the World
Ranking 2019's The Most Expensive Olive Oils In the World
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10 Lambda: Greece
9 Manni: Italy
8 Laudemio: Italy
7 Merula: Spain
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6 Henri Mor: Spain
5 Olmais: Portugal
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4 Colavita: Italy
3 Saica Castelvetrano: Italy
2 Ellora Farms: Greece
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1 E-La-Won: Greece
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Content: Still, the company bottles about 500,000 liters per year, and only sells around 1,000 liters. For $185 per liter, the demand is clearly lower than the supply, but marketing techniques are in play to raise sales. This is an olive oil that is a statement of prestige, class and excellence. 9 Manni: Italy
Manni Oil is a brand that prides itself on its ecologically friendly tapping and bottling methods. The Tuscan brand, founded by Armando Manni, is the only olive oil in the world to maintain its quality and freshness for over three years. The average for competitors is a few months. Furthermore, the oil boasts the highest level of antioxidants, making it the healthiest option on the market. A favorite amongst chefs, Gordon Ramsay uses this olive oil in all of his restaurants. A box of 2 small 100ml bottles sells for about $50, with a minimum order of 5 boxes per transaction, on the Manni site.