The olive grove of the Passoluca Estate
The main and most widespread varieties of Sicilian olive trees can be considered autochthonous due to their specific biological adaptation over time. All varieties of olive trees have assumed peculiar characteristics in relation to the soil, climate and cultivation methods and are the result of the selection of more vigorous individuals, resistant to pests and with a higher yield in oil.
The extra-virgin olive oil of the century-old plants that are mainly identified with the Ogliarole group has a yellow colour with greenish reflections, a fruity aroma with hints of freshly mown green grass, a delicate taste with a balance between sweet and bitter on a slightly spicy background.
The most fascinating thing is thinking that you can taste the same oil that our ancestors appreciated before, with the same characteristics and scents and above all coming from the same plants. What other plant in the world can boast these primates?