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Bio / Ecological
Format
500 ML
Source
Jaén
Container: a) Botella de vidrio
Picual Biodynamic Extra Virgin Olive Oil Tasting Notes Herbaceous notes of grass and different vegetables prevail in this fresh, vibrant, and expressive oil.
Producer: Castillo de Canena.
The olive leaf, lettuce, and artichoke are the first notes that appear; then comes the fresh fruit, tomato, and a touch of green banana and apple. The bitterness and spiciness are well integrated with an astringent element that alludes to artichoke, thistle, and persimmon. Persistent in the mouth.
100% Picual variety. Extra Virgin Quality. Harvest date October 2016. Harvest method Mechanical, vibration with umbrellas. Extraction method 21º. No water added. Storage Stainless steel with nitrogen Intense green color Acidity 0.8 º. Storage Suggestions Keep in a cool place, away from light and heat.
Awards This EVOO has the ECOTRAMA gold medal.
PRESENTATION Opaque glass with earth-like texture. Net content: 500 ml.
CONSUMPTION SUGGESTIONS Special for salad dressings, tomato soup, gazpacho, ham and cheese, as well as grilled meats.
ORIGIN Castillo de Canena is a unique family-owned company, involved in the entire process of creating extra virgin olive oils: from the tree to its commercialization. Its estates, located in the province of Jaén, are immersed in an incredible natural environment such as Sierra Cazorla, Sierra Mágina, or Cazorla Natural Park. Their olive trees are irrigated by 8 kilometers of river, the Guadiana Menor. This Biodynamic EVOO has the DEMETER certification for biodynamic agriculture.
Biodynamic Agriculture is a step forward from the ECOLOGICAL cultivation method, based on harmonizing the different forces that govern Nature: seasons, atmospheric phenomena, lunar cycles, position of constellations in the cosmos, seeking a comprehensive balance between soil, trees, animals, and Man. To obtain the DEMETER certification, among other actions, Castillo de Canena has incorporated sheep into the farm, they produce their own compost, enhance the vegetation cover through the installation of beehives, use silica foliar (ground quartz) instead of copper, and apply different biodynamic preparations.