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Spanish
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Spanish
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Spanish

Spanish

From Arbequina, and Picual

—Vibrant & Fruity—

Small-batch. Family-owned. Certified organic.

Introducing our new Spanish Olive Oil producers: Carolina and Juan. 

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  • About this product

    Small-batch. Family-owned. Certified organic.

    Introducing the new 2024 harvest from our multi-award winning producer in the Andalucía region of Spain. Situated between Málaga and Sevilla, this family business has completely transformed in just a couple of years under the direction of Marina, whose father's family had been making oil for generations. This special batch was recognised as "The Best Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil in Sevilla", taking gold at Ecotrama (the prestigious competition for sustainable olive oils).

    Harvest: November 2024.

    Variety: Hojiblanca, Arbequina, and Koroneiki

    Polyphenols: 661 mg/kg.

    Origin: Pedrera, Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain.

    Process: Superior category extra virgin olive oil obtained directly from mechanical (never heat or chemical) means; 0.16% acidity. The olives are milled within *an hour* of being picked in their mobile mill. This oil is filtered. 

    Agriculture: 350 hectares, organically-farmed with some regenerative practices.

    Soil type: Limestone.

  • Meet the producers

    A duo like we’ve not had before—life-long friends. She protects endangered Spanish species; he's a soil-loving agronomist. Together, they represent the next generation of farmers taking over their family groves.

    Their conversion to organic began in 2016. Soon, building biodiversity and soil health became integral to their approach. 

    Surrounded by forest, they're working hard to support wildlife and prevent the desertification that's destroyed much of this part of Spain—all while making a delicate oil that’s as rich in oleic acid as it is in legacy.

    See their <a href="https://www.citizensofsoil.com/blogs/news/olive-oil-from-castilla-la-mancha">full story</a>.

  • Taste & pair

    Nose: Vine tomato, fresh-cut grass, and apple aromas. Balancing brighter green and softer, riper notes.

    Palate: Fresh with a medium bitterness of almonds. There's a hint of celery and lemon peel, ending with a sensation of chile pepper on the throat and a clean finish.

    Pairings: Pour over rice dishes. Shake it up on salads. Grill it up with vegetables. Try it with everything from mango to Manchego.

  • Health & nutrition

    100% olives from small batches. Nothin' but the juice, baby.

    This early-harvest oil is packed with antioxidants and comes in at 352mg/kg of total polyphenols, well above the 250 mg/kg benchmark set by EU Regulation (No. 432/2012) about high-polyphenol olive oils.

    Other facts per 100ml:

    Energy: 3364kJ/818kcal, 

    Fat: 91g,

    Carbohydrates: 0g, of which

    Sugars: 0g, 

    Protein: 0g, 

    Salt: 0g.



    We open up our independently verified lab analysis reports to showcase the oil's quality.

Customer Reviews

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gary butt
Beautiful - albeit expensive spread

Starting taking this each evening with a spoon with the aim of it to reduce cholesterol- it is quite intense and bitter on its own . Have switched to using this on sourdough as a replacement for butter as it tastes amazing and elevates any sour dough - also great on salads and pasta dishes - with its peppery finish .

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Jane Jones
Delicious olive oil

I was given this as a gift, and it is delicious. I loved it so much that I have purchased it as a gift too. Using over my home grown tomatoes..heaven

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Joanna Ioannou

This was a birthday present for my son in law. He told me the oil was great

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David Cox
Love your oil...

Thanks so much for your beautiful oil. Fresh vibrant flavours and the excitement of real people making oil from their own farms. It's lovely to see the producers story with each delivery. I like the presentation of information and the recyclable packaging. Sending the package back in it's original cardboard box for recycling is excellent.
I am pleased that you support women producers. That is important to me.
Over and above everything though, I love finding the best of things and your oil is certainly that for me.
Thanks

Thank you David for your kind words, we're so pleased you have enjoyed the spanish oil. We're so pleased to have your support on our mission to turn a commodity into a community.

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Connor Field
Terrific Flavour

So glad to have been introduced to these oils. Simply delicious

Taste profile

Fruity

Mellow
Medium
Intense

Peppery

Mellow
Medium
Intense

Bitter

Mellow
Medium
Intense

FAQs

  • Is this oil organic?

    ​​Our producers all farm organically to the EU standard without any synthetics or chemical "cides". However, as we only work with small farms, some have not yet been certified—which is why we cannot legally label them as “organic”, unless they have the certification.

    Many of them, however, are well on their way in the conversion and audit process (it takes a few years), so we hope to share more soon.This year, our core Greek and Spanish EVOO and our Italian Extra Rare are all certified organic, as well as Soil Association certified.

  • Is this cold-pressed?

    In short, yes. No heat or chemicals are used to extract our extra virgin olive oils. And we have third-party lab reports open for each oil to showcase that.

    However, the term “cold-pressed” is really just a marketing buzzword (particularly when used by other non-olive oils).By legal definition in the EU, extra virgin olive oil must be extracted without any heat or chemicals and only comes from the “first pressing” (more like crushing) of the olives—which is exactly how we make our EVOOs.