The British newspaper Independent characterized the Cretan olive oil ONE as “the champagne of olive oils and ranked it second among the top 10 olive products in the world.
It’s not cheap though. A half-liter of ONE goes for 39 British Pounds ($60) or about $300 for a five-liter can, 15 times more than some other top-quality Greek olive oils. ONE can be found on the Internet for about 24 euros ($31) for a half-liter.
First on the Independent’s list, first is the stylish Nunez de Prado from Sicily, while in the top ten there is another Greek olive oil, Taste the Difference from Messenia (Greek Kalamatan Extra Virgin Olive Oil), by olives from mount Taygetus, which is ranked fifth on a worldwide basis.
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