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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10 Lambda: Greece
Lambda is internationally recognized as the world's most expensive extra virgin olive oil. The oil hails from the village of Kritsa, Crete, where some of the oldest olive trees in Greece reside. The high price point is due in part to its limited production; fine attention to the taste, quality and acidity mean a lower production rate. 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.