Extra virgin olive oil from centuries-old olive trees and endangered local varieties, made by CULTURES ENCOUNTERS. SARRUT 2011 Direct character and intense aroma reminiscent of cut grass, lettuce leaf and herbs like fennel. To the mouth, it is balanced and refreshing with slight bitterness and spiciness. Obtained from Sarruda olives grown on top […]
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Extra virgin olive oil from centuries-old olive trees and endangered varieties. Made within the project CULTURES TROBADES of Slow Food Terres de Lleida. Direct character. Aromas of vegetables with a predominance of artichoke. Good mouthfeel with growing sensations of herbs and a mentholated palate. Slightly bitter and remarkably persistent. 100% sarruda olive cultivated in […]
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(SOLD OUT) Extra virgin olive oil from centuries-old olive trees and endangered varieties. Made within the project CULTURES TROBADES of Slow Food Terres de Lleida. Scented and floral. Al nas, like a flowery balcony that is confirmed when tasted. Quiet and refreshing mouthfeel with a slightly spicy finish. Memories of pear in green. 100% […]
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(SOLD OUT) Extra virgin olive oil from centuries-old olive trees and endangered varieties. Made within the CULTURES TROBADES project of Slow Food Terres de Lleida. Balanced and elegant. Herbal aromas that give way to almonds in the mouth. An oil of high softness with a finish reminiscent of mustard grass. 100% Rogeta olive grown at higher altitudes […]
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(SOLD OUT) Extra virgin olive oil from centuries-old olive trees and endangered traditional varieties. DE LA NOGUERA Collected on the southern slope of the Montsec mountains, to the region of La Noguera, just on el mosaic de cereals, almond and olive trees from the Vall d’Àger are mixed with the oaks and holm oaks of […]
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(SOLD OUT) Extra Virgin Olive Oil from ancient olive trees and traditional endangered varieties. DE LA NOGUERA Collected on the southern slope of the Montsec mountains, to the region of La Noguera, just on el mosaic de cereals, almonds and olive trees of the Àger valley mixes with the oaks and oaks of […]
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