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100% Picual
Crystal bottle of 500 ml. with case of extra virgin olive oil early harvest selection
Acidity < 0,13 %
*Contact us if you want it unfiltered.
Tasting notes: This authentic fresh fruit juice offers the consumer intense aromas of green olive, which is integrated with the delicacy of its green grassy notes. Cold processings allow to retain the fruity notes of tomato, bean and green pepper that are rounded with the presence of apple. In the mouth it expresses itself with all the freshness brought by a green fruit with the presence of bitter and spicy light and elegantly integrated in all retro nasal perceptions.
With the cataloguing of Estuche Selección we bring directly to the table the selection of green picual olives in their best condition to have a unique olive juice.
Estuche Selección is the best way to get a unique olive juice
A selection olive oil is one that is extracted from green olives that have not yet completed their ripening process. Although the fat yield of these fruits is lower and harvesting is more arduous, the result is an olive oil with an exquisite raw taste
This Extra Virgin Olive Oil retains all the characteristics of picual olives, early harvest. The Picual Oil has an intense flavour of great bitterness and spiciness. Characteristics of Picual Oil
Herbaceous aromas such as olive leaf, grass, fig, tomato and tomato.
It stands out in this case by a strong bitterness, full-bodied and powerful.
High oleic acid content (80%) and it is one of the most stable oils to oxidation and rooting.
It is the most suitable oil for the production of olive oil
It is the most suitable for use in cooking as it withstands high temperatures without losing its properties.
