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Spanish extra virgin olive oil made from Hojiblanca olives—bold, grassy, and slightly peppery, perfect for drizzling over salads, grilled fish, and vegetables.
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Fall Harvest 2024 | Acidity 0.18% | Polyphenols 358
Our Spanish extra virgin olive oil is produced from 100% Hojiblanca olives grown in the Southern Andalusian region of Estepa, Spain. Its moderately intense flavor is characterized by its fruitiness with a slight bitterness and peppery finish, while producing an aroma reminiscent of fresh cut grass, apple and tomato.
What is Hojiblanca extra virgin olive oil?
Hojiblanca extra virgin olive oil is a premium Spanish olive oil made from 100% Hojiblanca olives grown in the Andalusian region of Estepa, Spain. It’s cold-extracted to preserve its flavor, quality, and natural antioxidant content.
What does Hojiblanca olive oil taste like?
This olive oil has a moderately intense, fruity flavor with a slight bitterness and a peppery finish. It also has fresh, aromatic notes reminiscent of cut grass, apple, and tomato.
What makes Hojiblanca olive oil different?
Hojiblanca olive oil is known for its balanced profile—combining fruitiness, gentle bitterness, and a peppery kick. This balance makes it versatile and distinctive compared to other olive oil varieties.
Is Hojiblanca olive oil high in polyphenols and what does that mean?
Yes, this olive oil contains high levels of polyphenols, which are natural antioxidants found in high-quality extra virgin olive oil. Polyphenols contribute to the oil’s freshness, stability, and flavor, and are often responsible for the slightly bitter and peppery finish.
What is the acidity level and why does it matter?
This olive oil has low acidity (around 0.18%), which is a key indicator of high-quality extra virgin olive oil. Lower acidity means better flavor, freshness, and overall quality.
How do I use Hojiblanca olive oil in cooking?
This olive oil is versatile and can be used for both cooking and finishing. It works well for sautéing and roasting, while its fresh, fruity flavor shines when drizzled over salads, grilled fish, vegetables, and finished dishes.
Where does Hojiblanca olive oil come from?
This olive oil comes from small, family-run estates in the Andalusian region of southern Spain, where it is produced as a high-quality, single-origin extra virgin olive oil.
How should I store extra virgin olive oil?
Store olive oil in a cool, dark place away from heat and sunlight, and keep the bottle tightly sealed. Proper storage helps preserve its flavor, aroma, and polyphenol content over time. Consume by the bottle's best by date to enjoy its peak freshness and flavor.
"Hojiblanca was a surprise for my taste buds. It was richer tasting than even the better brands at my market. As a garnish or for a dressing, it is very smooth and flavorful. In my non-stick it behaves beautifully, and adds a richness to my sauteed veggies."Alixandra W.