Adega de Borba Extra Virgin Olive Oil

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It is a full-bodied and spicy oil, but at the same time elegant. In terms of olfactory perception, Adega de Borba's extra virgin olive oil shows ripe fruit and nuts. In terms of taste, the flavours stand out: sweetness, freshness, unctuousness, a slight spiciness and some bitterness, with a persistent and delicate texture.
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Product details

Appellation:
This extra virgin olive oil brings the recognised quality of Adega de Borba's wines and the gourmet to the region's gastronomic richness. The olives come from the oldest olive groves in the region and their extraction at the peak of ripeness gives rise to strong aromas and flavours.

Varieties:
Galega

Tasting Notes:
It is a full-bodied and spicy oil, but at the same time elegant. In terms of olfactory perception, Adega de Borba's extra virgin olive oil shows ripe fruit and nuts. In terms of taste, the flavours stand out: sweetness, freshness, unctuousness, a slight spiciness and some bitterness, with a persistent and delicate texture.

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:
Adega de Borba extra virgin olive oil is excellent both for cooking and for seasoning raw food. It's an olive oil for the table, complementing the traditional flavours of the most elaborate and delicate dishes, such as cod, meat, grilled fish or salads.

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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