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Olisoy

Olisoy

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A perfect balance of flavours and tastes. It is fruity and green with a slightly almond taste. Sweet, aromatic and reminiscent of fresh fruit and green apple there are also hints of tomato.

Camilo

Camilo

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The delicate oil has hints of green olive leaf and a velvety smooth nutty flavor, finished off by a fresh burst of chili that delights

Gota Verde

Gota Verde

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Full-bodied, a yellowish green, with a fresh fruity green high intensity. Presents a fresh aroma and a nice green grass smell fig leaf.

Gaya

Gaya

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GAYA organic olive oil is especially distinguished by its flavor and unique pungent aroma and is excellent for cooking, seasoning, and frying in all types of cuisine.

Alyattes Organik

Alyattes Organik

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Excellent for dipping and salads. Hand harvested and cold processed.

L’alquería

L’alquería

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Complex fruity of intensity happens in that they predominate over the mature aromas as the banana or the dried and green fruits as the rind of almond. He needs a time to enjoy his complexity of primary and secondary aromas that contribute freshness and elegance.

Olio Flaminio

Olio Flaminio

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Intense and full-bodied taste of olives that have just been pressed, with a pleasantly bitter and spicy aftertaste. Unheated on strong-flavoured dishes as well as bruschetta, salads, red meats, grilled vegetables and meats, boiled meat and legume soups.

Ibroliva

Ibroliva

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Selection of our best oils extracted from an early fruit of the Arbequina and Picual varieties. They have an intense fruitiness and distinct bitter-spicy character with herbaceous notes.

Plantío del Molino

Plantío del Molino

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A little spicy and intense fruity, predominating the scents of green plants (intense shrub tomato), herbs recently cut.

Dendres

Dendres

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A round, full, sometimes creamy, grassy taste. Sharp in the first months, after 10 months a jewel! Even almost 2 years still a wonderful taste.

Il Genio

Il Genio

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Typical fruity Tuscan oil from Montalbano reminding of artichockes, green grass and almonds. It is sweet, with nice notes of spiceness and bitterness. Perfect for drizzling over pulse soups, Fiorentina steak, meat carpaccios, and typical tuscan bruschetta.

Senorio de Jaén 667

Senorio de Jaén 667

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Senorio de Jaén is defined by the experts as a very fruity taste, with light high intensity, providing green grass, Macedonia, apple and almond feelings. With predominate of bitter than spicy.