Casas de Hualdo
Extra Virgin Olive Oil Cornicabra by Casas de Hualdo
$13.49
Unit price perMade with the Spanish Cornicabra olives
Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Spain made with Cornicabra olives and cold extracted, the native olive variety of the Castilla-La Mancha region, protected under the D.O.P. Montes de Toledo.
This olive yields a green-golden oil, rich in polyphenols, known for its robust character. The oil is distinctly spicy and bitter, with green aromatic hints of salad leaves, almond, and green apple.
How to use this olive oil?
It’s perfect for drizzling over vegetables like artichokes, eggplant, zucchini, and tomatoes, and works wonderfully when added generously to your favorite pasta, pizza, potato, and rice dishes.
Tasting notes
This oil is highly fragrant, with notes of lamb's lettuce, rocket salad, endive, lettuce, green apple, almond, and green grass.
Awards: Gold medal in the NY Olive Oil Competition 2020.
Olive variety: Cornicabra
Origin: Toledo, Spain
Size: 250 ml/8.5 oz
100% Extra virgin olive oil.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Picual Olive Oil
Bitterness: high
Spiciness: medium
Use: suitable for high-temperature cooking, although it can also be used for long stews or as a preservative for sausages, meats, cheeses, and canned goods in general.
recommended for individuals with high cholesterol as it reduces LDL (bad) cholesterol and increases HDL (good) cholesterol due to its high content of oleic acid. This oil has a robust flavor profile, so individuals who are not accustomed to such flavors may experience some resistance.
Arbequina Olive Oil
Bitterness: light
Spiciness: light
Use: it can be used for toast, salads, fish, seafood, desserts (as a substitute for butter)
it is the most recommended variety for individuals who are not accustomed to consuming extra virgin olive oil.
Manzanilla Olive Oil
Bitterness: light
Spiciness: light
Use: ideal for frying and for preparing hearty fish recipes like cod. It is also highly recommended for consumption raw, to dress salads, or as part of a good breakfast.
Recommended variety for individuals who are not accustomed to consuming extra virgin olive oil.
Hojiblanca Olive Oil
Bitterness: light
Spiciness: medium
Use: salad dressing, cod fish, tuna, or other salted fish stews. Ideal fot tomato toast with Jamon Iberico.
suitable for both experienced palates and those new to olive oil.
Morisca Olive Oil
Bitterness: light
Spiciness: light
Use: salad dressing, cod fish, tuna, or other salted fish stews. Ideal for tomato toast with Jamon Iberico.
recommended variety for individuals who are not accustomed to consuming extra virgin olive oil.
Cornicabra Olive Oil
Bitterness: medium
Spiciness: high
Use: enhance the flavor of roasted meats and fish, healthy recipes and toasts.
Recommendation: this oil has a robust flavor profile, so individuals who are not accustomed to such flavors may experience some resistance.
Coupage Olive Oil
While the various types of olive oil mentioned earlier are obtained from a single type of olive, this variety is achieved by blending different olive varieties during the milling or extraction phase.
An Extra Virgin Olive Oil Coupage widely accepted is the one formed by the picual and arbequina varieties since it represents the perfect combination, achieving a blend of flavors that would be impossible to obtain separately.