100% Empeltre Β· Extra Virgin Olive Oil Empeltre del MatarraΓ±a Β· Extra Virgin Empeltre del Bajo AragΓ³n Β· Aceite de Oliva Virgen Extra
Single-harvest olive oil from the ancient groves of Tarragona. One variety. One pressing. One date. One variety. One date. Nothing else. From the ancient groves of Tarragona, Catalonia. Pressed by date. Rooted in tradition.
Huerto Nuevo / Hort Nou Β· Tarragona, Spain
First Pressing Harvest 27 Β· 10 Β· 2025 Cosecha Inaugural
Empeltre olives from a single grove in the hills above Tarragona, picked on October 27th and cold-pressed within hours. A small batch β shared among a small circle before it ever reached a shelf.
Smooth entry. Almond and green walnut on the palate. A whisper of fennel at the finish. The kind of oil that makes you stop what you're doing and pay attention.
Almond
Opening
Green Walnut
Mid-palate
Fennel
Finish
The Groves of Tarragona
Tarragona Β· Catalonia
Los Olivares del Bajo AragΓ³n
The Land Origin La RegiΓ³n
Olive oil has been made in this corner of Catalonia since before anyone kept records. The Romans pressed here. The Moors refined the craft. And for centuries, small growers in the hills between Tarragona and the MatarraΓ±a valley have been tending the same Empeltre trees β grafting new branches onto ancient rootstock, pressing by hand, sharing the oil among neighbors.
This isn't one person's brand. It's a region's tradition, carried forward by the people who still live among the trees. The goal is simple: make the oil, name the date, and share it with people who care about where things come from.
Empeltre EMPELTRE Empeltre
Oldest Variety in AragΓ³n
500+
Year-Old Groves
Tarragona CAT Tarragona
Catalonia, Spain
The Variety
The name Empeltre comes from empelt β Catalan for "graft." These trees can't root on their own. Every single one had to be grafted by hand onto older stock. It's the founding act of every grove, passed down through generations of growers who understood that the best things are made slowly.
Empeltre olives produce a smooth, mild oil β lower in bitterness than Arbequina, with a sweetness and complexity that comes from the specific terroir of the Bajo AragΓ³n and MatarraΓ±a valleys. It's the olive that built this region's reputation.
Cold press
70β75%
Smooth, sweet, low bitterness