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Overview

Description

Highest score 100/100 Flos Olei 2023 (Italy). Yes, a Hall of Fame Extra Virgin Olive Oil and the flagship from Castillo de Canena, the emblem of this recognized and awarded producer. Its green colour with golden tones is the result of an early harvest, when the olives are harvested green, in order to obtain a very high quality oil. Reserva Familiar Arbequina extra virgin olive oil is an oil with a medium intense fruity nose of green olives, with complementary aromas that remind us of green almond, walnut shell, apple, peach and quince mixed with light herbaceous touches. Serving suggestions: Reserva Familiar Arbequina extra virgin olive oil is excellent for cooking fish, vinaigrettes and mayonnaise. In baking, it is the perfect substitute for butter in the preparation of cakes and creams.

Attributes

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
6 units
MSRP
$27.00
Dimensions
17 x 15 x 10 in
Case dimensions
17 × 15 × 10 in
Packaging
Bottle

Product identifiers

Category
Olive Oils

Origin and handling

Country of origin
Spain
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
1+ years

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Arbequina olives

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La JamotecaEstablished 2018

We sell amazing gourmet products, mostly from Spain, made by hand and, overall, by heart. At La Jamoteca we all share the passion (Spain is all about passion, by the way!) for the best food products. Because food takes you places, brings memories and connects people: we are able to travel anywhere in one bite! (and, of course, we all love to travel). But talking about travels, I promise you guys something: I don’t want to go to Mars. I don’t think I’ll be able to sell all these amazing products there. So, please, if you plan on getting gourmet products, buy them from someone who really has the passion, the knowledge and the love for food. Buy your ham, wine, caviar or truffle from someone for who you and what you eat are a priority, not to travel to another planet. And, to be honest, I also believe the food we bring from Spain/Europe is way better than what we can get from Mars, right?