Oliviers & Co Hacienda Vadolivo is unapologetically expressive — the kind of olive oil that immediately announces its freshness the moment it touches the palate. Pressed from Picual olives harvested very early in the season while still green, this oil captures the vivid, vegetal intensity prized in high-end Andalusian oils.
The profile opens with aromas reminiscent of crushed tomato leaf, fresh-cut grass, and fig leaf, creating an almost garden-like freshness. As it develops, peppery and spicy notes emerge, evoking arugula and wild greens with a pleasant lingering warmth at the back of the throat — a hallmark of high-polyphenol oils.
Despite its power, the oil remains remarkably balanced. There is structure and intensity without heaviness, allowing the herbal complexity to feel clean, luminous, and precise. The texture is silky yet energetic, coating dishes beautifully while retaining freshness throughout.
This is an olive oil for those who appreciate character and complexity rather than neutrality. Hacienda Vadolivo behaves less like a background ingredient and more like a finishing element capable of transforming even the simplest dishes into something elevated.
For a simple but exceptional serving, drizzle generously over toasted bread rubbed with fresh tomato and finish with flaky salt.
Crafted in Andalusia, Spain, this olive oil is made exclusively from 100% Picual olives harvested at the very beginning of the season in September 2025 while still green. Early harvest oils are prized for their freshness, vivid aromatics, and naturally high polyphenol content — powerful antioxidants associated with both flavor intensity and nutritional value.
With an impressive polyphenol level of 596 mg/kg at bottling, Hacienda Vadolivo offers the peppery structure and vibrant bitterness sought after by serious olive oil enthusiasts. Even more remarkable is its exceptionally low acidity level of just 0.1%, far exceeding the legal extra virgin requirement of below 0.8%.
The result is an olive oil that reflects precision, freshness, and terroir — robust enough for connoisseurs, yet versatile enough to elevate everyday cooking.
Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat. Close tightly after use to preserve freshness and aromatic integrity.