This oil is the product of the best olives from three European countries. The Ogliarola and Coratina varieties of Puglia, come from Italy. The first, is typical of the Agro Bitontino and of the center/south-west of Bari province; the second, is typical of the northern area of Bari’s province. The Arbequina and Hojiblanca varieties come from Spain. The Arbequina is the most important in Catalonia, also cultivated in Aragon and Andalusia. The Hojiblanca, called “white leaf”, is instead typical of Andalusia, cultivated mainly in the provinces of Seville, Cordoba and in the north of Malaga. Finally, the Koroneiki variety comes from Greece, a very productive variety with great organoleptic qualities, whose ripening occurs from mid-November.
It is an oil particularly suitable for giving crunchiness for the production of focaccia, bread, taralli and biscuits. The neutral flavor of this product also makes it particularly suitable for seasoning raw and grilled. Its resistance to high temperatures makes it perfect for obtaining light and golden fried food.