Olivastra Seggianese Olio Abbraccio 3l
Olivastra Seggianese Olio Abbraccio, Tasting notes:
On the palate it reveals itself with just the right amount of bitterness, a hint of chilli and a nice floral bouquet that leaves a pleasant aromatic sensation in the mouth.
Label:
Organic extra virgin olive oil
Cold-pressed oil from olives grown in Italy
Superior category oil obtained directly from olives and solely by mechanical means
Ciacci Anna Podere Vignine Via col del Rosso 27 58038 Seggiano (GR) Tuscany Italy
Nutritional information per 100ml:
energy 3403kj- 813kcal, fat 91.3g of which saturated fatty acids 14.1g, carbohydrates 0g, of which sugars 0g, protein 0g, salt 0g
Store away from light and heat sources
Olio Abbraccio
Olio Abbraccio was born in Seggiano, on the slopes of Monte Amiata, a small medieval village of about 1,000 people, but surrounded by centuries-old olive trees. Seggiano also gives its name to the cultivar, the Olivastra Seggianese, a plant that withstands the low temperatures of Monte Amiata's winters. The antioxidant properties of Abbraccio mean that this oil can be used daily both for cooking and especially for raw seasoning to benefit from all its nutritional properties.
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Olivastra Seggianese Olio Abbraccio, Tasting notes:
On the palate it reveals itself with just the right amount of bitterness, a hint of chilli and a nice floral bouquet that leaves a pleasant aromatic sensation in the mouth.
Label:
Organic extra virgin olive oil
Cold-pressed oil from olives grown in Italy
Superior category oil obtained directly from olives and solely by mechanical means
Ciacci Anna Podere Vignine Via col del Rosso 27 58038 Seggiano (GR) Tuscany Italy
Nutritional information per 100ml:
energy 3403kj- 813kcal, fat 91.3g of which saturated fatty acids 14.1g, carbohydrates 0g, of which sugars 0g, protein 0g, salt 0g
Store away from light and heat sources
Olio Abbraccio
Olio Abbraccio was born in Seggiano, on the slopes of Monte Amiata, a small medieval village of about 1,000 people, but surrounded by centuries-old olive trees. Seggiano also gives its name to the cultivar, the Olivastra Seggianese, a plant that withstands the low temperatures of Monte Amiata's winters. The antioxidant properties of Abbraccio mean that this oil can be used daily both for cooking and especially for raw seasoning to benefit from all its nutritional properties.
