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€17.27
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An exceptional extra-virgin olive oil, with select olives of the highest quality. An internationally famous oil.
Intense fruity
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€17.18
Soler Romero goes a step further with his olive oil from the first day of the harvest. Limited edition that is collected and made every year on October 15 using the best fruits of selected olive trees. Enjoy with your purchase of an oil of great intensity. Ecological and certified by the most important international organizations.
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€11.82
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Enjoy this spectacular extra virgin olive oil of the picual variety from Soler Romero. High intensity oil that will surprise you and that you will want to buy again. Made with fruits from centenary olive trees over 200 years old, cultivated for more than 30 years with sustainable and ecological agriculture techniques.
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€50.09
Buy the top organic olive oil Soler Romero Picual in a practical 3 liter canister so that you always have your favorite oil to hand.
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One of the best oils from the region of Extremadura. One of the few “aceites de pago”, a denominated selection of the best olive oils in Spain.
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€50.09
Buy the top organic olive oil Soler Romero Picual in a practical 3 liter canister so that you always have your favorite oil to hand.
Strong, powerful flavours in our selection of intense fruity oils that are great for standing out on their own, for use with subtle flavours, and unseasoned meat. If you’re using a recipe that calls for specific herbs or spices, don’t forget to check the data sheet to get tasting notes for each specific oil in this section of the shop, as well as for each oil that we sell, as it’s important to get something that is going to fit well in with what you are preparing. These oils are perfect for adventurous souls, as well as professionals who have a specific idea of the kind of dish they are hoping to prepare. Those who buy oils from this section tend to have specific oils they always return to, but why not be afraid to branch out and try something new?