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Calvi Extra Virgin Olive Oil Italian Gold Must 500 ml – from the best Taggiasca olives, selected and pressed to perfection. Extra virgin olive oil Italian oil, 100% Taggiasca olive – Cold extracted The Extra Virgin “Mosto Oro” is the result of the selection of the best quality “Taggiasca” olives, a typical cultivar of Western Liguria, harvested from autumn until February – March. The oil is cold-produced from hand-picked olives, left to rest in the ground and packaged without being filtered immediately before shipping. The “Mosto Oro” exemplifies the typical characteristics of Taggiasco Extra Virgin Olive Oil produced without compromising quality. In particular, our oil mill carries out a two-phase oil extraction, which allows us to obtain oils that are relatively richer in polyphenols and therefore tastier and more fragrant.

Calvi Extra Virgin Olive Oil Italian Gold Must 750 ml – from the best Taggiasca olives, selected and pressed to perfection. Extra virgin olive oil Italian oil, 100% Taggiasca olive – Cold extracted The “Mosto Oro” Extra Virgin Olive Oil is the result of the selection of the best quality “Taggiasca” olives, a typical cultivar of the Western Ligurian Riviera, harvested from autumn until February – March. The oil is cold-produced from hand-picked olives, left to rest in the ground and packaged without being filtered immediately before shipping. The “Mosto Oro” exemplifies the typical characteristics of Taggiasco Extra Virgin Olive Oil produced without compromising quality. In particular, our oil mill carries out a two-phase oil extraction, which allows us to obtain oils that are relatively richer in polyphenols and therefore tastier and more fragrant.

Calvi Extra Virgin Olive Oil Italian Golden Must 250 ml – from the best Taggiasca olives, selected and pressed to perfection. Extra virgin olive oil Italian oil, 100% Taggiasca olive – Cold extracted The Extra Virgin “Mosto Oro” is the result of the selection of the best quality “Taggiasca” olives, a typical cultivar of Western Liguria, harvested from autumn until February – March. The oil is cold-produced from hand-picked olives, left to rest in the ground and packaged without being filtered immediately before shipping. The “Mosto Oro” exemplifies the typical characteristics of Taggiasco Extra Virgin Olive Oil produced without compromising quality. In particular, our oil mill carries out a two-phase oil extraction, which allows us to obtain oils that are relatively richer in polyphenols and therefore tastier and more fragrant.

Calvi Extra Virgin Olive Oil Italian Gold Must 100 ml – from the best Taggiasca olives, selected and pressed to perfection. Extra virgin olive oil Italian oil, 100% Taggiasca olive – Cold extracted The Extra Virgin “Mosto Oro” is the result of the selection of the best quality “Taggiasca” olives, a typical cultivar of Western Liguria, harvested from autumn until February – March. The oil is cold-produced from hand-picked olives, left to rest in the ground and packaged without being filtered immediately before shipping. The “Mosto Oro” exemplifies the typical characteristics of Taggiasco Extra Virgin Olive Oil produced without compromising quality. In particular, our oil mill carries out a two-phase oil extraction, which allows us to obtain oils that are relatively richer in polyphenols and therefore tastier and more fragrant.

After months of uninterrupted and meticulous work we finally reached the endpoint of our efforts in October 2019: the olive harvest. Harvesting olives requires a careful planning as each single step should aim at ensuring the best possible quality of the olive oil in compliance with the regulations for organic cultures. During the previous months, the biggest challenge was the fight against the olive fruit fly which had threatened to cause huge losses. The weapons available to us as organic growers are very limited and include balanced soil management, careful pruning, tight monitoring, and the use of kaolin clay. At the time of harvesting we detected a fly infestation in about 5% of the olives, which did not affect the oil quality. The adverse weather conditions with ongoing rain showers forced us to postpone the start of the harvest of ten days. Finally, a beautiful sunny day on October 8, 2019 allowed us to begin the meticulous work of harvesting the ripe fruits. More

A perfect container of oil must preserve it from its bitter enemies (light, heat and oxygen) which can irreparably damage the chemical and organoleptic characteristics of even the best extra virgin olive oil and therefore we decided to do what we did a few millennia ago, preserve the oil Extra virgin in terracotta jars, now made more noble by ceramics, which returns to being a good for a few (ceramics costs ten times more than glass) who are aware of its qualities and are lovers of its artistry.