Quinta de la Rosa Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Douro
It has been described as having pleasant fruity aroma of fresh green apples with a well rounded nutty palate and an agreeable peppery finish.
Price: € 31.65
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Product details

Appellation:
The olive trees grow high up on the steep banks of the Douro Valley amongst the vines and are organically grown without the use of any pesticides. The trees flourish in the Douro valley's microclimate and during October the red ripe olives are manually harvested with care and attention. After harvest La Rosa's Olive Oil is made using a process called cold extraction during which the temperature is maintained at 28C. The olives are washed, crushed, passed through a continuous press and finally filtered to produce a rich and intensely coloured extra virgin olive oil with an acidity of 0.3%.

Varieties:
Carrasquenha,Negrinha

Tasting Notes:
It has been described as having pleasant fruity aroma of fresh green apples with a well rounded nutty palate and an agreeable peppery finish.

Storage:
This is an entirely natural product; in low temperatures precipitation may occur. This does not affect the quality of the product. Olive oil should be stored away from direct light and heat.

Perfect Serve:
It is ideal for salads, marinades and as a condiment for fish and pasta. It's also delicious with some fresh bread before a meal.

Disclaimer:
This product is sold as shown on the pictures. If you have any specific instructions, please contact our customer service team and we will do our best to fulfill your request.

Nutrition Declaration

100 ml
Energy 821 Kcal / 3435 KJ
Fat 91,2 g
of which saturates 13,1 g
Carbohydrates 0 g
of which sugars 0 g
Protein 0 g
Salt 0 g

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