Three Generations,
One Grove
It began in 1962 with Petros Katsaros and four hundred trees on a plot of red clay land above Amaliada. No commercial ambition — only the desire to feed his family and fill the church lamp at Agios Nikolaos. He named the land after the goddess who first gave mankind the olive. He called it Dimitra's grove.
His son Nikos built the mill in 1984. His granddaughter Eleni came home from the cities in 2008 and asked a different question: why were they selling extraordinary oil to a cooperative for the price of ordinary? Dimitra Estate is the answer to that question.
"The trees were here before us. They will be here long after. We are simply this generation's keepers."