Geus Vounou
GEUSI VOUNOU is a Greek agricultural enterprise that grows, produces, packages and promotes organic herbs and aromatic plants in Vatolakko Grevena, at an altitude of 680 meters.
Our products are pure, chemical and perfume free, dried naturally in the shade to preserve their fragrance and quality.
We were inspired by our grandmother Magdalini, who taught us that love and respect for nature are the keys to success.
Vassilis Karapas, our main producer, has a degree in agriculture and farm management and brings innovative techniques to production.
Our aim is to combine Greek flavours with high quality standards and introduce them throughout Europe.
Brands
Wild mint from Greece is an aromatic herb that can relieve symptoms of colds, stuffy...
The Greek organic marjoram Geusi Vounou is characterized by a unique aromatic profile...
The bay leaf, with its distinctive aroma and flavour, is an essential spice that...
Rich in antioxidants and essential oils, Greek rosemary from Geusi Vounou adds a unique...
Greek lentils from Geusi Vounou, grown in optimal conditions of altitude and specific...
Greek organic chamomile helps to strengthen the immune system, helps with colds and...
Greek mint from Geusi Vounou has a distinctive taste, refreshing aroma and cooling...
Greek organic thyme is not only valued for its medicinal properties, but also as a key...
The mixture of thirteen legumes from Geusi Vounou will surprise you with a perfect...
Greek chickpeas from Geusi Vounou, grown in ideal conditions of altitude and specific...
The combination of lentils, red lentils and yellow split peas will give your dishes a...
Lavender from Greece is not only a great remedy that can help relieve stress and...
The herb dictamus is a unique plant with an oregano aroma that is great for cold winter...
Oregano oil, extracted from the leaves and flowers of oregano, is valued for its...
White beans with wild mushrooms of Geusi Vounou brand, grown in ideal conditions of...
The white beans of the Geusi Vounou brand, grown in ideal conditions of altitude and...
Lavender from Greece is not only a great remedy that can help relieve stress and...
Originating in Greece, mint is an aromatic herb that can relieve symptoms of colds,...
Greek sage from Geusi Vounou, an aromatic herb with a rich flavour, is a great...
The meat seasoning blend, composed of oregano, thyme and sweet red pepper flakes,...
The fish seasoning mix with lemon balm, which contains oregano, rosemary and lemon...
Greek organic saffron from Geusi Vounou adds a rich yellow colour, a distinct aroma and...
GEUSI VOUNOU "mountain taste"
We are an agricultural business and we grow, produce, package and promote our products ourselves. Our fields are located in Vatolakko Grevena, Greece, at an altitude of 680 metres.
Our dream became a reality thanks to the secret that our grandmother Magdalini revealed to us: the love and respect for nature and its gifts. Every flower, every twig and every root is a gift from nature.
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Our products are pure, free of chemicals and perfumes. We dry them naturally in the shade to preserve their fragrance and high quality.
We try to preserve them in their original form, as offered by Mother Nature, with as little processing as possible before packaging.
Today, we grow organic herbs and other aromatic plants with an emphasis on the purity of our products and the traditional way of preparing them.
The manufacturer of our company is Vassilis Karapas. He was born in 1994 in Grevena and studied agricultural development and farm business management at the Alexandria Institute of Technology in Thessaloniki.
He has been farming since his youth, coming from a farming family. It is currently engaged in the production, packaging and promotion of high quality agricultural products using innovative techniques.
Geusi Vounou aims to combine Greek tastes with new models of standardisation and quality control.
Once we have ensured the excellent quality of our products, we want to spread them to all corners of Europe and introduce the uniqueness that lies in this small country called Greece.
