2010-04-06

Castello di Poppiano Laudemio 2008, 100 ml

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Castello di Poppiano Laudemio 2008, 100 ml Feature


  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Cold Pressed
  • High polyphenols, low acid, and heart healthy
  • An excellent selection from Tuscany
  • DOP, organic, raw, unfiltered, filtered, certified, kosher, monocultivar, blend
  • Classic rich green peppery Tuscan, 100 ml




Castello di Poppiano Laudemio 2008, 100 ml Overview


We've added the 100ml size of Castello di Poppiano Laudemio for those who just want to try something great. Here's your chance.

At Castello di Poppiano in the Montespertoli area of Chianti, south of Florence, Count Ferdinando Guicciardini, oversees the very limited production of extra virgin olive oil from his grove. Podere La Costa, was acquired by his ancestors in the 14th century. These 30-odd acres of Tuscan frantoio olive trees have produced some of the most intensely flavored oil in Italy. The oil from Podere La Costa is bottled as Laudemio, an elite designation create by central Tuscan growers following the devastating freeze in 1986.

The Laudemio consortium oversees production according to strict guidelines. Crafted from a selection of Frantoio (90%), Pendolino and Moraiolo (10%) olive varietals from the best olive groves in the Guicciardini Estate, Poppiano Laudemios olives are hand harvested in early November at their perfect ripeness. They are pressed within 24 hours of picking, and never bottled in larger than ½ liter size. The process yields a filtered olive oil with a clear, vibrant green color. Its aroma is classified as intensely fruity, reminiscent of freshly pressed olives and recently cut grass. It tastes faintly of almonds, with a hint of artichoke, and an assertive peppery, round finish. This is a true Tuscan olive oil-full of intense flavor and aroma. It is green and spicy with the requisite Tuscan peppery after-burn, or pizzicatta.



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