Organic Hojiblanca Extra Virgin Olive Oil in tin, Oleum Alcazaba
Traditionally made with a carefully selected harvest of Lucio olives (100%). They are 100% organic, with a distinguished fragrance and a genuine sensation on the palate.
Tasting Note for 100% Organic Hojiblanca EVOO
Visually, it presents an intense green color with golden highlights that anticipate its freshness and quality. On the nose, it reveals a complex and balanced aromatic profile, dominated by fruity notes of fresh green apple, accompanied by subtle herbaceous nuances and a delicate touch of sweet almond.
On the palate, it stands out for its smooth, enveloping entry, with a perfect balance between bitterness and pungency—attributes that reflect its freshness and authenticity. The aftertaste is persistent, leaving a clean, harmonious sensation that invites you to keep enjoying it.
This organic oil, carefully filtered to preserve its purity, is ideal for enhancing raw preparations, adding elegance and character without overpowering the original flavors.
Technical sheet:
Producer: Oleum Alcazaba
Origin: Alhaurín de la Torre, Málaga.
Variety: 100% organic Hojiblanca
From traditionally cultivated, rainfed olive groves.
Extraction system:| Made by cold mechanical methods from the first extraction.
Storage conditions: We recommend always keeping it protected from light to slow oxidation.
Best before: 18 months from packaging.
Acidity: 0.2º
Allergens: none.
Pairing: The ideal companion for enhancing salads, vegetables, sauces, and vinaigrettes when used raw. Perfect for emulsified sauces, and completely surprising in desserts and sweets such as brownies.
Nutrition information per 100 g:
- Energy: 3700kj/900 Kcal
- Fat: 100 g
- of which saturates: 12 g
- Carbohydrates: 0 g
- of which sugars: 0 g
- Protein: 0 g
- Salt: 0 g
- Vitamin E: 20 mg*(200ÍR)
What is the Hojiblanca olive variety like?
The Hojiblanca olive variety is one of the most emblematic and versatile in the Spanish olive grove, prized for its dual purpose both as a table olive and for oil production. Native to the heart of Andalusia, mainly Córdoba, Málaga, and Seville, it owes its name to the characteristic whitish, shiny tone on the underside of its leaves.
The fruit is medium-large in size, with firm, fleshy pulp that is highly valued in appetizers.
As for its oil, it is appreciated for its sensory balance: it begins with sweet nuances of fresh grass and green fruit, evolving toward a light pungency and elegant bitterness on the palate.
Its tree is especially resistant to drought and limestone soils, making it easier to cultivate in arid areas. This combination of agronomic resilience and high gastronomic quality positions it as the third most important variety in Spain, a fundamental pillar of the Mediterranean diet and contemporary gourmet cuisine.