\u201cMELL-ELAION\u201d, our extra virgin olive oil, is produced from the varieties \u201cManaki\u201d and \u201cKoroneiki\u201d. The olive groves are situated in the plain, semi-mountainous and mountainous areas of Thermissia Argolidos.<\/p>\n
Ermionida<\/strong><\/p>\n Ermionida is a coastal area featuring lovely beaches, beauties of nature, and tourist development. Olive groves, citrus fruit, famed pomegranates, tasty vegetables grow plentifully on those places, whereas fishing boats sail-in with extra fresh fish every day. The climate of the area is known for its mild winter and rainfall, and extensive sunshine. It is precisely this microclimate which is ideal for the cultivation of olive trees and the production of the extra virgin olive oil of Ermionida, which has been certified by the European Union as a Protected Designation of Origin Product (PDO Product), bearing the varietal label \u201cKRANIDI ARGOLIDOS\u201d.<\/p>\n It is the plain, semi-mountainous and mountainous areas of Thermissia which \u00abhost\u00bb the \u201cManaki\u201d and \u201cKoroneiki\u201d varietal olive groves, where we produce our extra virgin olive oil \u201cMELL-ELAION\u201d.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n .<\/p>\n The geographical profile of Ermionida<\/strong><\/p>\n Ermionida is situated on the Northern-Eastern part of the Peloponnese, across the islands of Hydra and Spetses. It consists an administrative part of the prefecture of Argolida. In the past, it was a province, namely the Province of Ermionida, but ever since the local government \u00abCapodistrian\u00bb reform, this area forms the Municipality of Ermionida, whose main towns are Kranidi and Ermioni. In one of the villages, Thermissia, there is a Venetian namesake castle.<\/p>\n