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21,50Oro del Desierto's 1/10th virgin olive oil from Spain is a special batch produced by the manufacturer, with only 8 000 bottles produced. It is a special early harvest oil, the name of which bears the numbers typical of early harvest oils.
First of all, olives are the first (1) to be pressed for the first oils of the harvest. The olives are harvested in October (10), when most of the olives are still green. Secondly, 10 kilos of fresh olives (1/10) are needed to make 1 litre of this premium olive oil.
1/10 olive oil is fresh, unfiltered olive oil that is available to gourmets within a few months of pressing. As the oil matures in its bottle, it becomes similar to the manufacturer's other oils, allowing it to be used as other oils.
1/10 oil should only be used at room temperature, for example to finish dishes and salads or to dip with bread. Its early harvest properties will keep for 6-8 months, but the oil can still be used 18-24 months after preparation.
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38,40Now get La Maison Alziar's top quality Cuvée Prestige extra virgin olive oil and a metal pouring jug perfect for serving it together.
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19,50Manaki First Harvest extra virgin olive oil from Greek Oleosophy is a high quality, award-winning olive oil. It is made from the first olives of the Manaki variety picked in October. The oil is a monovarietal oil, which means that only olives of one variety from the same region are used.
Manaki First Harvest olive oil has a mild and very fruity taste. It is rich in green, grassy aromas. It is at its best when used on its own, for example in salads, with bread or as a finishing touch to a dish without heating.
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37,50The range of olive oils from the Spanish company Oro del Desierto includes five different monovarietal olive oils. Each oil is made from just one variety, so you can organise your own olive oil tasting and experience the differences between the varieties!
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7,60The high quality Simone extra virgin olive oil from Frantoio D'Orazio in Italy is a monovarietal olive oil, meaning it is made only from olives of the Simone variety in the region. It has a light and refined flavour. It has a rather bitter mouthfeel with a medium pepperiness.
The Simone variety has long been cultivated in the Conversano region of Apulia and derives its characteristic aroma from the soil and climate of the region.
This oil has been the pride of Frantoio D'Orazio for 50 years!
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7,90Grape seed oil withstands very high temperatures, so it is the best oil for frying. The grape seed oil of Huilerie Cauvin in France is high in good fatty acids and is therefore a natural part of a healthy diet.
