"Technical features: Area of production: The slopes of a Mount Etna and Simeto Valley; Planta- tion height: 500-800 mt on sea level; Free acidic content % of oleic acid: from 0.10 to 0.40; Tasting notes Colour: veiled, opalescent with intense green shades; smell: mildly fruity with slightly grass scent; taste: lightly bitter and pungent, with tomato aftertaste Variety of olives blended: Nocellara dellâ??Etna, Biancolilla and tonda Iblea; ripening at the harvest: turning dark; harvest method: by hand with the nets; Milling method: integral continuous cycle system, within 24 hours lt; best to consume: raw especially with roasted meats from harvest Packaging: bottle 0.25-0.50-0.75 lt, on request tin 0.50/1/3/5 l"
"Technical features Cultivar: nocellara dell Etna, nocellara del Belice; area of production: the slopes of a Mount Etna and Simeto Valley; plantation height: 500-800 mt on sea level; free acidic content % of oleic acid: from 0.20 to 0.50; harvest method: by hand; harvesting period: early harvest; pressing method: continous cold extraction in the same day after the harvest Tasting notes Colour: green with slice of gold bronwd; smell: medium fruity with hints of grass and green tomato; taste: with notes of bitter and persistent spicy Best to consume: With rave food, roasted red meat and beans Packaging: bottle 0.50 l and on request tin 3/5 l"
"Technical features Cultivar: nocellara dell Etna, nocellara del Belice; area of production: the slopes of a Mount Etna and Simeto Valley; plantation height: 500-800 mt on sea level; free acidic content % of oleic acid: from 0.20 to 0.50; harvest method: by hand; harvesting period: early harvest; pressing method: continous cold extraction in the same day after the harvest Tasting notes Colour: green with slice of gold bronwd; smell: medium fruity with hints of grass and green tomato; taste: with notes of bitter and persistent spicy Best to consume: With rave food, roasted red meat and beans Packaging: bottle 0.50 l and on request tin 3/5 l"
"Technical features: Area of production: The slopes of a Mount Etna and Simeto Valley; Planta- tion height: 500-800 mt on sea level; Free acidic content % of oleic acid: from 0.10 to 0.40; Tasting notes Colour: veiled, opalescent with intense green shades; smell: mildly fruity with slightly grass scent; taste: lightly bitter and pungent, with tomato aftertaste Variety of olives blended: Nocellara dellâ??Etna, Biancolilla and tonda Iblea; ripening at the harvest: turning dark; harvest method: by hand with the nets; Milling method: integral continuous cycle system, within 24 hours lt; best to consume: raw especially with roasted meats from harvest Packaging: bottle 0.25-0.50-0.75 lt, on request tin 0.50/1/3/5 l"
"Technical features: Area of production: The slopes of a Mount Etna and Simeto Valley; Planta- tion height: 500-800 mt on sea level; Free acidic content % of oleic acid: from 0.10 to 0.40; Tasting notes Colour: veiled, opalescent with intense green shades; smell: mildly fruity with slightly grass scent; taste: lightly bitter and pungent, with tomato aftertaste Variety of olives blended: Nocellara dellâ??Etna, Biancolilla and tonda Iblea; ripening at the harvest: turning dark; harvest method: by hand with the nets; Milling method: integral continuous cycle system, within 24 hours lt; best to consume: raw especially with roasted meats from harvest Packaging: bottle 0.25-0.50-0.75 lt, on request tin 0.50/1/3/5 l"
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe�±as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe�±as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe�±as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe�±as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe�±as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe�±as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe�±as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name "Valdenvero" comes from the town of VALDepe�±as and ENVERO meaning the optimum degree of maturation of the olive. The olives are picked during the early harvested from the beginning of October and November. It is a fresh seasonal product that cannot be found at other times of the year. We use very special techniques focussing on quality rather than quantity for Valdenvero, reducing the yield. This results in an exclusive, unique and excellent quality of Spanish olive oil
The name Sierra Prieta comes from a place full of centenary olive trees with large productions. It is the result of many years of experience, a long tradition and passion in the world of the olive grove. The olives are harvested in the months of November and December. Therefore, it is an oil produced from more mature olives which make it an oil with a lighter, fruity flavour but equally excellent. It is an oil with a ripe fruity flavour predominating at the olfactory level with hints of tomato, ripe fruit and green leaves. Its entry into the mouth is sweet, with a light bitterness and a slightly more intense spice that accompanies it, making it a very balanced and pleasant juice.
Olive Oil VOlive Oil finds end number of applications even today. Though initially use of the oil was limited to being applied as a healing agent, today, this oil with its healthy content of monounsaturated fat finds uses galore. Olive Oil we offer is extracted from fresh quality olives that are cultivated under organic farming conditions. The main use of the oil is seen in revitalizing your vigour as the oil is known to boost blood circulation manifold. The oil is also popular as a diabetic deterrent, also exerting health benefitting effect on your blood cholesterol levels.
Coffee, coffeemate, chocolates, drinking chocolate, cocoa powder, nutella, oreo, cereals (kelloggs, alpen), baby food (sma, nan, aptamil, cerelac), oats, peanut butter, pringles, chips, tuna, olive oil, condensed milk, ketchup, milk powder.
Olives picked at the very beginning of the harvest season, early November, are not completely ripen and have slightly less oil, a peppery and bitter quality and are higher in polyphenols and antioxidants and have a longer shelf life. â??First cold pressedâ?? for olive oil produced by stone mills, as a result, Extra virgin olive oil is exclusively obtained from olives through mechanical process. It excludes oils obtained by chemical processes and those blended with oils from other sources. Mild fruity taste that has a free acidity which cannot exceed 0.5 grams per 100 grams (0.8%). It accounts for less than 10% of oil in many producing countries Payment terms: TT Only
Product Description High-Quality Turkish Olive Oil 100% Pure Natural Extra Virgin Olive Oil Product Name Extra Virgin Olive oil Certificate Halal, ISO Brand LATAMARKO Colour Gold Yellow Bright Code LMO-60 Origin: South Africa Purity 100% Acidity Under 0.08% Shelf Life 24 months when properly stored Storage Cool & Dry Place LATAMARKO Extra Virgin Olive Oil 100% Natural How Olive Oil Is Graded Looking at this particular brand of olive oil and extra-virgin olive oil side by side, you can see that the extra-virgin olive oil has a noticeably darker color, while the regular olive oil has a lighter, brighter hue. This color differential, however, varies from brand to brand, and it is deceptive. You cannot use color to reliably tell two grades of oil apart. Olive oils can vary drastically in taste and quality, and color is only one factor and not the distinguishing one. Olive oil is graded by its level of acidity, or free oleic acid. The amount of free oleic acid in olive oil indicates the extent to which fat has broken down into fatty acids. Why Extra Virgin Olive Oil Is the Healthiest Fat on Earth ? Dietary fats are highly controversial, with debates about animal fats, seed oils, and everything in between in full force. That said, most people agree that extra virgin olive oil is incredibly healthy. Part of the Mediterranean diet, this traditional oil has been a dietary staple for some of the worldâ??s healthiest populations. Studies show that the fatty acids and antioxidants in olive oil can offer some powerful health benefits, including a reduced risk of heart disease.
The name Sierra Prieta comes from a place full of centenary olive trees with large productions. It is the result of many years of experience, a long tradition and passion in the world of the olive grove. The olives are harvested in the months of November and December. Therefore, it is an oil produced from more mature olives which make it an oil with a lighter, fruity flavour but equally excellent. It is an oil with a ripe fruity flavour predominating at the olfactory level with hints of tomato, ripe fruit and green leaves. Its entry into the mouth is sweet, with a light bitterness and a slightly more intense spice that accompanies it, making it a very balanced and pleasant juice.
