Konservolia black olives that gradually change colour from green to rose, violet red, purple and finally black in ripening. The konservolia olive is one of the most popular table varieties in Greece and is grown almost exclusively in central Greece. This variety yields table olives that are famous for their rich organoleptic characteristics. The temperate Mediterranean climate of the region, the ideal altitude of the cultivated land, the sea’s distance combined with an average annual temperature of 16.5 degrees Celsius help the trees of this variety to grow and thus ensure a balanced proportion of all those nutrients that make this variety unique and the quantity produced satisfactory.