The product
Pitted Taggiasca olives
One of the most amazing Italian Olives
- Sku:
- 93264
- Country of origin:
- Italy, Liguria
- Weight:
- 950 g
- Minimum order:
- 1 piece. Also available in 180g jar (code 93264) and 3 kg jar (code 93266)
- Description
- One of the most amazing Italian Olives. The Taggiasche has been matured for 6 months, kept in extra vergin olive oil with herbs. The calibre of these olives is superior
- Appearance
- The taggiasche black olives are small size, with a thin skin
- Taste
- The taste is delicate, fresh and herbal. The aftertaste is fruity, sweet with hints of herbs
- Curiosity
- Prendono il nome dalla cittadina dove la lavorazione delle olive è stata iniziata dai monaci Benedettini nel 1600
- Our selection
- Olive raccolte direttamente dagli ulivi di proprietà del Frantoio Bianco, messe in salamoia, successivamente denocciolate e conservate in olio extravergine, aglio ed erbe aromatiche
- Suggestions
- Perfect as an aperitif, the olives are a basis ingredient of the Ligurian cuisine: thanks to their delicacy, they add flavor without overpowering with an excess of salt. The olive oil in which they are immersed is also a delicious dressing, suitable for many uses: try it with tomato and homemade bread or as a sauce for pasta with the addition of a bit of grated pecorino cheese
- Weight
- 950 g
- Packaging
- Glass Jar
The producer
Frantoio Bianco - Pontedassio (IM) - Liguria
Selected because
An ancient olive mill nestled in one of the many sun-drenched villages of Liguria, overlooking the sea, where generations of local people have
cultivated olive trees on rugged terrain in which earth and stone merge, and where the olive harvest is still carried out entirely by hand. This is the
story of Frantoio Bianco. For five generations, this artisan producer has been making extra virgin olive oil and traditional preserves using exclusively
Taggiasca olives grown in its own groves. The olive trees thrive on the characteristic dry-stone terraces, just 18 kilometres from the sea, where the
Bruna family cultivates more than 12,000 trees. Around half of the groves are certified organic, while the remainder are currently undergoing organic
conversion.