HAPPY CHRISTMAS RED Cottage

Description

HAPPY CHRISTMAS RED Cottage HAPPY CHRISTMAS RED little house made of cloth container with: Taggiasca Olive Pate 180 gr. Pesto 170 gr. ALL PHOTOGRAPHED ITEMS OF GIFT BOXES ARE INTENDED TO BE TRUE TO THE PHOTOS AND DESCRIPTIONS ALWAYS FOR THE CONTENTS, HOWEVER, IT IS POSSIBLE THAT PACKAGE CONTAINERS SUCH AS:

• • CESTI
  • BOXES
  • CASPO’
  • BOTTLE RACK
  MAY VARY IN SIMILAR COLORS AND SHAPES DEPENDING ON STOCK AVAILABILITY.

  The specialties of the Ligurian Tradition of of Il Colle, prepared with Taggiasca extra virgin olive oil. HAPPY CHRISTMAS RED Cottage – Colle degli Ulivi with Taggiasca Olive Pate and Pesto In the heart of western Liguria, on the Flower Riviera, Capra Farm has been producing taggiasca olive oil for more than four generations using exclusively artisanal methods. This attention gives rise to a genuine and valuable product. In addition, today the company has opened its production to the latest innovations in the field of olive growing, environmental protection and the highest quality standards. In fact, the olive harvest respects the right ripening time. After that, quickly start the milling process. In this way, the oil retains all its nutrients, such as polyphenols and other natural antioxidants, which finally give olio of Il Colle its typical taste of freshly harvested Taggiasca olives. From the olives of “Colledegli Ulivi” in the countryside of Diano Marina (IM), Azienda Agricola Colle degli Ulivi cold-pressed this extra virgin olive oil with a medium fruity flavor. Initially sweet on the palate, and with a very slight spicy aftertaste at the end. For this reason, our oil is ideal to accompany not only white meat dishes or cooked vegetables, but also salads, caprese, pinzimoni, bruschetta, and finally fish. We were born on the shore of a sea that has always combined traditions and culinary culture. The Riviera of Flowers is the “place” that inspires our world and way of working and gives impetus to our passion for quality linked to craftsmanship. Our land, divided between rock and water, urges us to seek harmony between the elements. This has been our philosophy for four generations, handed down from father to son.