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Organic Herbs & Teas

The best of Greek nature.
In your kitchen.

Organic herbs and teas from our family’s fields in northern Greece, brought to your kitchen. Discover our essential oils for cooking, too – full of the flavour of rosemary and thyme.

Did you know?Herbs like company.Choose from six herbs and teas to create your own box. Plus rosemary, thyme and sage oils for cooking – a single drop is enough.
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Our Collection

Quality over quantity

Every herb reflects the landscape it grows in, with a character and aroma of its own.

We keep our range small and focus on quality. Start with Greek mountain tea or oregano, or explore the full aromaneo range.

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Essential oils

A single drop is enough

Essential oils for cooking – a drop adds the distinctive flavor of rosemary, thyme or sage.

Rosemary, thyme & sage · 10 ml each

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Pick your favourites

All herbs, teas & oils

All herbs, teas and oils are also available individually. Free shipping within Germany on orders of €29 or more.

from €3.39Final price (no VAT, § 19 UStG), plus shipping

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A guide to olive oil

Olive oil is a bit like wine

Why good olive oil can taste bitter, how to store it and what “extra virgin” really means.

Lukas and Niklas Ioannidis in one of the family’s rosemary fields in Greece

Family roots. Thoughtfully chosen.

We’re Lukas and Niklas, two brothers with Greek and German roots. We’ve spent time with our family in Greece ever since we were children. Life on the land, good food and the people who produce it have shaped what quality means to us.

The idea for aromaneo® began with our family in Greece, who grow herbs and produce teas and essential oils we’ve loved for years. We started aromaneo to share them with you.

We also want aromaneo to be a home for other products we believe in. Before choosing a product, we ask: Who makes it? Where does it come from? How is it grown and processed? We get to know the people behind our products and the care they put into their work.

Whether a product comes from our family or another producer, we choose everything that carries our name with care. For us, organic is the starting point for responsible farming. Quality, knowing where our products come from and the people who make them matter just as much. We only offer products we love using ourselves and feel confident recommending.

We built this website and shop ourselves, step by step, alongside setting up the business, packing orders and sending out our first deliveries. Spot something we could improve, or have an idea? Let us know.

Thank you for making room for aromaneo in your kitchen.

Να ’σαι καλά (na ’se kalá)

“Be well.” In Greece, this is a warm way to respond to a thank-you, wishing the other person well in return.

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A guide to olive oil

Explained in plain words

Why good olive oil tastes bitter and catches your throat

Fresh olive oil from early-harvested, still green olives contains the olive’s natural bitter and pungent compounds. They give it a slightly bitter note and the typical tickle in the throat – a sign of freshness and character, not a flaw. Oil from riper olives tastes milder.

Whether olive oil belongs in the fridge

It does not. Olive oil likes it dark, cool and tightly closed – ideally in a kitchen cupboard, not right next to the stove. In the fridge it turns cloudy and thick. That is harmless and disappears again at room temperature.

What “extra virgin” really means

“Extra virgin” is the highest quality grade for olive oil in the EU. The oil is obtained by mechanical means only – no refining and no chemical treatment –, has a maximum of 0.8 % free acidity and must be free of defects and taste fruity in the official tasting.

And what is Koroneiki?

Koroneiki is a small Greek olive variety. Koroneiki oil typically tastes green and fruity, often with notes of freshly cut grass, and has a pleasantly peppery finish.

Our Koroneiki is coming to the shop soon.

We will let you know once it is available – no newsletter subscription needed.