The extra virgin olive oil is obtained from olives of the top varieties of mola, leccino, simone, ogliastra. The collection by the shareholders takes place by December 31st.
It is characterized by a light, bitter, fruity aroma with a delicate hint of fresh almond and grass.
Available in formats:
- Tin / can of 175ml, 250ml, 2lt and 5lt
- Bottle of 250ml, 500ml, 750ml
- Carton composed of: 2 or 4 5lt milk, 5 2lt milk, 6 or 12 750ml bottles, 12 500ml bottles, 30 250ml bottles.
Olio extravergine
€4.81
Tax included
The extra virgin olive oil is obtained from olives of the top varieties of mola, leccino, simone, ogliastra. The collection by the shareholders takes place by December 31st.
It is characterized by a light, bitter, fruity aroma with a delicate hint of fresh almond and grass.
Available in formats:
- Tin / can of 175ml, 250ml, 2lt and 5lt
- Bottle of 250ml, 500ml, 750ml
- Carton composed of: 2 or 4 5lt milk, 5 2lt milk, 6 or 12 750ml bottles, 12 500ml bottles, 30 250ml bottles.
Politiche per la sicurezza (modificale con il modulo Rassicurazioni cliente)
Politiche per le spedizioni (modificale con il Modulo rassicurazioni cliente)
Politiche per i resi merce (modificale con il Modulo rassicurazioni cliente)
Acidity
Indicates the percentage expressed in oleic acid in an oil and is a quality indicator. As the value increases, the quality of the product decreases. It can also increase due to negligence in the production process: use of overripe or unhealthy olives, excessively long time intervals between olive harvesting and processing, poor care or hygiene in processing.
Acidity it is found in the taste of the oil but can only be defined by laboratory analysis. Extra virgin olive oil must have a maximum acidity, expressed as oleic acid, of 0.8%.
Bitter and spicy
The bitter and spicy taste that is felt in the tasting of extra virgin olive oil is determined by particular polyphenols (hydroxytyrosol) whose presence, beyond certain values, characterizes a high quality natural product as required by EC Regulation 432 / 12.
Storage
The conservation of an extra virgin olive oil is very important to keep intact its properties: color, taste and aroma. Extra virgin olive oil fears three insidious enemies: smells, light and heat; therefore it is a good idea to keep it in a cool and dry environment with not excessive temperature variations, away from direct light and air.
It is a good rule to consume it within 18 months after bottling, because after this period the fragrance and the flavor fade and more and more evident defects appear until it becomes unusable. The best containers are those made of stainless steel. Also the dark glass containers are excellent. The preservation material must not be transparent to light.