Esporão Organic Extra Virgin Galega Olive Oil Galega is a monovarietal oil from the Galega olive tree, one of Portugal’s most emblematic varieties. Harvested early in the season (October 2024) in Reguengos de Monsaraz, Alentejo, the olives are quickly transported to the mill and cold-extracted (under 24 °C) within hours to preserve their fresh, delicate aromatics. The production includes rapid milling and mechanical filtration, ensuring that the distinctive traits of Galega shine through — soft, sweet, and persistent in character
On the nose, Esporão Extra Virgem Galega Olive Oil releases gentle aromas of apples, banana, and red fruits. The palate is velvety, with fresh nutty notes, smooth sweetness, a light peppery finish, and good persistence. With a maximum acidity of 0.2%, it’s ideal for delicate applications: drizzling over fresh fruit, finishing seafood dishes, light vinaigrettes, desserts like mousse, or even enhancing gelato
<p>Quinta do Salvante Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil is expected to display the balanced profile typical of premium Portuguese extra virgin olive oils, with fresh, green notes and a gentle fruitiness that enhances both cooked and raw recipes. It pairs beautifully with fresh salads, grilled vegetables, crusty artisan bread, and delicate seafood dishes, as well as drizzled over roasted meats or hearty soups to bring out layered flavours. Use it as a finishing oil to add depth and richness to Mediterranean‑style cuisine and elevate every meal with a touch of Portuguese olive oil tradition. </p>
<p></p><p>Mouchão Courelas is produced from the Cobrançosa (50%) and Galega (50%) varieties.</p> <p>It reveals herbaceous notes with wheat aromas, pungent, and a healthy and lively bitter finish.</p> <p>Perfect for salads and to serve with warm bread and gourmet dishes.</p>
<p>Quinta do Vallado extra virgin olive oil is made from the Cobrançosa, Verdeal, Cordovil and Madural varieties.</p> <p>Yellowish green in color, it is a fruity, slightly spicy and fresh oil with an acidity of less than 0.2%.</p>
<p></p><p>Ouro da Fabrica Virgem Extra Biológico Olive Oil is born between the Douro and Torto valleys, from olive groves cultivated in organic farming mode. The very peculiar microclimate of the region, as well as the varieties adapted to the Douro soils allow us to obtain authentic olive oils with unique organoleptic characteristics.</p>
<p></p><p>It is a very interesting oil to be used with fish, especially grilled, but also in white meats. As for desserts, it will also go well with chocolate mousse, ice cream, olive oil pudding and even pineapple.</p>
<p></p><p>Casa de Santo Amaro Prestige DOP has a very fresh aroma, with notes of fresh olives, herbs and tomatoes. On the palate it has a well-balanced bitterness and spiciness, with hints of olive leaf and a harmonious, long finish.</p>
<p></p><p>Vallegre Extra Virgin Olive Oil is a high quality olive oil, obtained from olives of native, centuries old olive trees of the Douro region, planted as borders at our Vista Alegre and Valle Longo estates.</p>
9371
0 review
Esporão Organic Extra Virgin Galega Olive Oil Galega is a monovarietal oil from the Galega olive tree, one of Portugal’s most emblematic varieties. Harvested early in the season (October 2024) in Reguengos de Monsaraz, Alentejo, the olives are quickly transported to the mill and cold-extracted (under 24 °C) within hours to preserve their fresh, delicate aromatics. The production includes rapid milling and mechanical filtration, ensuring that the distinctive traits of Galega shine through — soft, sweet, and persistent in character
0 review
