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Riviera Ligure DOP Extra Virgin Olive Oil – Riviera dei Fiori Italian Oil, 100% Taggiasca Olive – Cold Extracted Lucinasco, located on the top of a hill about 500 m above sea level, is one of the most beautiful towns in the Oneglia Valley. Its olive groves, which extend below the town, are made up exclusively of Taggiasca olive trees and are renowned for their particularly good exposure: they produce olives with a lower yield than other places in the valley, but the quality of their extra virgin olive oil is excellent . Our Riviera Ligure DOP selection is obtained from olives coming from Lucinasco olive groves, pressed to perfection in our oil mill. Cold produced and packaged must (unfiltered) after simple natural decantation. The bottle is wrapped with a sheet of gold paper, which ensures the protection of the product from light.

Riviera Ligure DOP Extra Virgin Olive Oil – Riviera dei Fiori Italian Oil, 100% Taggiasca Olive – Cold Extracted Lucinasco, located on the top of a hill about 500 m above sea level, is one of the most beautiful towns in the Oneglia Valley. Its olive groves, which extend below the town, are composed exclusively of Taggiasca variety olive trees and are renowned for their particularly happy exposure. They produce olives with a lower yield than other places in the valley, but the quality of their extra virgin olive oil is excellent. Our Riviera Ligure DOP selection is obtained from olives coming from Lucinasco olive groves, pressed to perfection in our oil mill. Cold produced and packaged must (unfiltered) after simple natural decantation. The bottle is wrapped with a sheet of gold paper, which ensures the protection of the product from light.

The production of olive oil at the Casale Falchini farm in San Gimignano, in the province of Siena, also includes an oil bearing the name of the firm itself Casale Falchini, also a Tuscan excellence that many customers have already had the opportunity to appreciate, enjoying it on the typical dishes of the local traditional cuisine. This extra virgin olive oil is made from the olives grown in the olive groves owned by the company, located to the southwest of the vineyards. Below we see the suggested properties and combinations. The CasaleFalchini extra virgin olive oil is obtained from the olive trees owned by the farm near San Gimignano of the following varieties Moraiolo, Frantoiano, Leccino and Impollinatore. Among its organoleptic characteristics, the golden green color stands out with greenish glows, while the perfume is fruity of green apple. It has a slight hint of apple, ripe fruit, green leaf and grass on the palate.

The harvest has been characterized by high quality olives and by a low and uneven distribution of the fruits on the canopy. We started hand-picking the olives from the trees early October and the work has been completed about two and a half weeks later. On average the overall production has been below the yield of previous seasons. Nonetheless, we were able to cold press a flavory monovarietal leccino, with a fresh almond accent, and our traditional EVOO blend. It has been a great team effort, with the support of the Marignoni and Rossi families and some other friends that have been working this land in the middle of Maremma, Tuscany, for almost three decades!

Natural food par excellence with multiple virtues, contributes to body growth, especially for its antioxidant quality. Olive oil is obtained from our fruits of the olive tree it is obtained by cold pressure from the pulp of the olives. Our bottles retain all the characteristic perfume, or the enveloping taste with small bitter aftertaste but at the same time soft and delicate, and the typical colour ranging from golden yellow to green. Soledòr Extra Virgin Olive Oil is transformed by carefully selected and picked olives in order to maintain the quality and taste that is then brought to many that choose our product.

We'd like to present our dop olive oil to you. We use the olive tree“Moraiolo”, common in Assisi and Spoleto. It contributes to the production of an oil with an intense flavour, strong fruity taste, and stable over time. Its agronomic and qualitative characteristics are enhanced and blended with the other varieties of “Leccino”, “Frantoio”, and “Dolce Agogia”. These organoleptic characteristics are even brought out by the the type of the cultivated land, its cultivation methods, the attention drawn to the timely milling and last but not least the climate. As a matter of fact, the medium-low temperatures of the Autumn season foster the formation of oleic acid in the olives.