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Grown in open fields on our farm during April and May, they are harvested by hand between August and October. They are selected, washed, peeled and sliced into whole slices. We prefer to slice them to retain a meaty and crunchy texture. Prepared raw with vinegar to preserve the aubergine’s properties, they are bottled by hand with the addition of extra virgin olive oil, chilli and garlic.

Lupins are high-energy pulses rich in minerals such as iron and potassium, vitamin B1 and protein. The countless benefits of this food are still being studied, but it is thought to offer benefits for the cardiovascular system, help lower bad cholesterol and be a good ally for those with diabetes.

Consuming 30 grams of this product per day ensures that 25% of the recommended daily intake of protein is met.

The plant is grown in open fields during the winter months and produces round, flattened seeds which are left to dry in the sun. The dried seeds are processed for around 10 days to remove the alkaloids they contain. When the lupini beans are ready, they are packed in jars with brine and pasteurised. This process preserves all the properties and benefits of this legume, which can be easily enjoyed as a snack or starter.

Our extra virgin olive oil is the result of the care and love with which we tend our centuries-old, monumental olive trees – true works of art sculpted by the hundreds of years that characterise their history. The olive groves are situated on both hillside and sea-level land, exposing them to different climates that help give our oil a fruity flavour and a scent of fresh grass and tomatoes. These majestic trees require the olives to be harvested strictly by hand, without the use of mechanical equipment that could damage the trees themselves.

Cold pressing preserves the valuable nutritional and organoleptic qualities of this product, which has been a staple of the Mediterranean diet for thousands of years. Olive oil contains vitamins A, E, D and K, as well as beta-carotene and polyphenols (antioxidants).

Our extra virgin olive oil is the result of the care and love with which we tend our centuries-old, monumental olive trees – true works of art sculpted by the hundreds of years that characterise their history. The olive groves are situated on both hillside and sea-level land, exposing them to different climates that help give our oil a fruity flavour and a scent of fresh grass and tomatoes. These majestic trees require the olives to be harvested strictly by hand, without the use of mechanical equipment that could damage the trees themselves.

Cold pressing ensures that the valuable nutritional and organoleptic qualities of this product – which has been part of the Mediterranean diet for thousands of years – remain intact. Extra virgin olive oil contains vitamins A, E, D and K, as well as beta-carotene and polyphenols (antioxidants).