Liokareas Rx High Phenolic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 375 ml green glass bottle
- 1,143 mg/kg polyphenols
- 900 mg/kg oleocanthal
- Harvested 10/08/2024 in Kalamata, Greece
- Cold pressed extra virgin
Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A high polyphenol Greek olive oil with a bold, peppery finish for raw use and finishing. The strong pungency is not for everyone, and the small bottle suits drizzling more than everyday frying.
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ASIN: B0924XPGF6Category: Olive Oils
Overview
A cook who wants a strong, peppery finishing oil gets a high phenolic extra virgin olive oil in Liokareas Rx, cold pressed from a Kalamata harvest. Its high oleocanthal level gives the pungent bite at the back of the throat.
High polyphenol content gives a bold, peppery character that stands out drizzled over salads, bread or soup. The small bottle and strong flavor make it a finishing oil rather than a frying oil.
Who it's for
Olive oil lovers who taste it on bread, salads and soups get a bold harvest dated oil. Those who prefer a buttery, mild oil may find the bite too strong.
Pros and cons
- High polyphenol and oleocanthal levels
- Harvest date stated
- Cold pressed extra virgin
- Green glass bottle shields from light
- Peppery bite may be too strong
- Small bottle for cooking use
Performance notes
The peppery sting comes from oleocanthal, one of the polyphenols that also gives bitterness. Heat and light break these compounds down, so flavor holds up longest when used raw and stored in a cool, dark cupboard.
Specifications
| Brand | Liokareas |
|---|---|
| Capacity & performance | |
| Net Content Volume | 375 ml |
| Construction & materials | |
| Container Material | Glass, green |
| Other details | |
| Plant or Animal Product Type | Extra virgin olive oil |
| Specialty | Extra Virgin Oil |
| Diet Type | Vegan |
| Special Features | Cold Pressed |
| Polyphenol content | 1,143 mg/kg |
| Oleocanthal content | 900 mg/kg |
| Region of origin | Kalamata, Greece |
| Harvest date | 10/08/2024 |
Frequently asked questions
How should Liokareas Rx olive oil be used?
Its bold, peppery finish suits raw use such as drizzling on salads, bread or finished dishes. The listing gives no cooking directions.
How much polyphenol does Liokareas Rx contain?
The listing states 1,143 mg/kg polyphenols and 900 mg/kg oleocanthal.
When was the Liokareas Rx oil harvested?
The listing gives a harvest date of 10/08/2024 in Kalamata, Greece.
Why does Liokareas Rx taste peppery?
Oleocanthal, a polyphenol in extra virgin olive oil, gives the pungent, peppery finish.