Avocado oil on a marble counter with a fried egg, croissant and basil
Origin

A map of quiet regions

Spain is not one country when it comes to food. It is a mosaic of microclimates, soils and traditions.

A grid of Spanish olive varieties arranged by cultivar and region
Andalusia

The heart of Spanish olive oil.

Our extra virgin olive oil is pressed from groves in Jaén, Córdoba and Sevilla — where Picual, Hojiblanca and Arbequina varieties have been cultivated for centuries under a dry, luminous sun.

An avocado and a chirimoya side by side, fruit of the Málaga subtropics
Extremadura & Málaga

Subtropical valleys of southern Spain.

Where our avocados are grown. Slow-ripened, hand-picked, pressed within hours. It is one of the few places in Europe where avocado farming sits inside an organic tradition.

A bottle of Andalusian gazpacho, the Levante summer in liquid form
The Levante

Murcia & Valencia.

Home to our stone fruit, our tomatoes and our artichokes. The sea softens the summer; the mountains hold the night cool. It is a land that makes fruit dense and bright.

The seasons

We harvest when the fruit is ready, not when the market is.

Olives in late autumn. Avocados through winter and spring. Stone fruit through the Mediterranean summer. The calendar of the house follows the calendar of the land.

The regions we work with

A small number of families, some for more than a decade.

Green olives on a plate with oil drizzled from a spoon

Jaén

Olive oil · Andalusia

Picual, Hojiblanca, Arbequina.

Two halves of a ripe avocado in warm light

Málaga

Avocados · Subtropical south

Hand-picked, pressed within hours.

A jar of stone-fruit preserve from the Levante

Murcia & Valencia

Stone fruit, tomato, artichoke

Dense fruit, bright days.

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