Awarded products

A type of honey with distinct aroma and high nutritional value coming from the infinite floral palette of Sitia land in Crete, Greece. A natural product of the local biodiversity, full-flavored that preserves the long lived art of Cretan "bee-culture".

Fir honey is produced by the Soukas family, in Karpenissi. It is one of the most famous kinds of honey in Greece, with a percentage of 5-10% of the total honey production in our country.

FIG MEZE mediterranean, with its earthy taste, takes us on a taste journey to the wonderful treasures of the Mediterranean countryside, in a bite. A slice of fig meze, hides the excellent fig from Kymi, mixed with the thyme of its mountains, together with the famous Kalamon black olives. The quartet is completed with balsamic vinegar from the vineyards of the Peloponnese.

FIG ROLL chocolate is the delicacy we dream of! The fig of Kymi tangles sweetly with the chocolate, and together with the brandy and caramelized almonds, they challenge us to cut another piece!

Early harvest, extra virgin olive oil extracted solely from the Greek variety “Hondrolia” in a handmade ceramic bottle with an olive wood top. This high-quality olive oil is produced from hand-harvested green olives cultivated in Halkidiki (Northern Greece) within a few hours of harvest!

The white long-winged tuna Alalunga, is known as Alonissos tuna. It is one of the smallest species of tuna and its meat is considered delicious and very healthy.

Unfiltered Extra Virgin Olive Oil made with Koroneiki, Megaritiki varieties

COMBO: 3 x 500ml

An extra virgin olive oil of singularly low acidity (<0.4), with exceptional physicochemical characteristics. A new taste experience, full of aromas and flavours.

We take pride in GREENOLIA PREMIUM!

The iconic and oldest of the three Protoulis products boasts an extensive collection of awards and medals, received over time in world-renowned competitions.

The iconic and oldest of the three Protoulis products boasts an extensive collection of awards and medals, received over time in world-renowned competitions.

Pine honey is produced by the Soukas family in northern Evia. It constitutes 65% of the total honey production in Greece and comes from the honey secretions of the insect Marchalina hellenica, when it parasitizes in Aleppo and Pinus brutia.

The iconic and oldest of the three Protoulis products boasts an extensive collection of awards and medals, received over time in world-renowned competitions.