Production process
Production process
The olive harvest usually gets underway in mid autumn just before winter get into our Spanish fields, when the fruit is fully ripe.
The job of harvesting the olives is a process that has barely changed over the past two millennia. From Greco-Roman olive cultivation we have inherited the techniques of “vareo” (beating) ”and “ordeño” (hand-picking) passed down generation to generation since time immemorial.
Ordeño, or hand-picking consists of collecting the olives directly from the tree to avoid damaging either the fruit or the tree.
Once olives are into tractors is moving to Factory, called “Almazara” ,following procedure starts:
These steps in making olive oil are the ones used today and have helped to significantly improve the quality of the oil. Traditionally, the olives were milled using stones, and the resulting paste was poured over hemp baskets and later pressed to yield the oil. The lengthiness of the process and the remains left throughout the entire process made it very difficult to craft good-quality oil.
From that process, we´re in position to decide if want to produce “Extra virgin”, “Refined Olive oil” or just “Pomace olive oil” and stored into Stainless steel tanks exclusively to maintain right properties and avoid any non desire flavours to olive oil
Product Range
Packaging
250ml, 500ml ,750ml, 1Lt, 2Lt and 5Lt bottle in PET and 250ml, 500ml, 750ml and 1Lt in Glass.