About Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oils

La Siquitita es un cruce de Picual y Arbequina; fue una de las primeras variedades creadas específicamente para cultivos superintensivos. 

Estuche con las tres variedades de Pago de Peñarrubia: Picual, Arbequina y un Coupage de Benízar, Picual y Arbequina. Producción ecológica certificada.

La Arbequina de pago de Peñarrubia es suave, delicada y además ecológica. Se cultiva en Hellín, Albacete y los gansos -Sí, gansos- juegan un papel fundamental en su elaboración. 

Almaoliva Arbequino es un aceite de oliva virgen extra elaborado exclusivamente con aceitunas de la variedad arbequina por Almazaras de la Subbética, en el corazón de Córdoba. 

Dentro de nuestra colección de aceites de oliva virgen extra de cooperativa ocupa un puesto destacado, ya que la cooperativa se supera cada año con la recolección, extracción en frío y envasado de este zumo de aceituna.

Almazaras de la Subbética es una cooperativa de segundo grado, que agrupa a 18 cooperativas de esta sierra de Córdoba cuyo clima y localización, junto con la profesionalidad de los agricultores y los trabajadores, produce algunos de los zumos más premiados del mundo.

La variedad arbequina produce un aceite de oliva virgen extra suave y delicado, apto para todos los paladares. A pesar de su delicadeza, este Almaoliva muestra una complejidad excepcional con aromas que nos recuerdan a la almendra verde, a hierba, plátano, frutos secos y tomate.

Este aceite se ha posicionado durante los últimos años entre los concursos más importantes del sector, destacando los premios en la Guía Evooleum de los mejores aceites de oliva virgen extra del mundo, Flos Olei, World's Best Olive Oils y la guía Iberoleum de los mejores aceites de España. 

Para consumidores que buscan calidad y versatilidad tanto para consumir en crudo como para dar un toque especial a sus recetas de cocina, es un aceite de oliva virgen extra excepcional en nuestra colección premium. 

Almaoliva es la dulce y delicada propuesta monovarietal de aceitunas arbequinas de Almazara de la Subbética. Un aceite que gusta a todos los paladares y que no por ello deja de estar entre los primeros puestos en los premios nacionales e internacionales. Un aceite de oliva virgen extra reconocido en todo el mundo.

ONE Limited Edition is a special batch that collects the oil from the first day of harvest in a premium container with an exclusive case.

This Arbequina olive oil has a dual characteristic: It is an organic and biodynamic extra virgin olive oil. Finca la Torre is known for maintaining a careful cultivation and production process on its farms.

Oro Bailén gift box with the Arbequina and Picual varieties of the Villanueva de la Reina brand

Gift box with the Arbequina and Cornicabra varieties of 5 elements, an Extra Virgin Olive Oil produced by Finca la Pontezuela on its farm in Los Navalmorales (Toledo)

This is an Extra Virgin Olive Oil for the little ones. Produced by the Oleum Hispania oil mill in Carcabuey, it seeks to offer the flavor of an EVOO without any bitterness or spiciness so that the little ones in the house can enjoy a healthy and nutritious superfood in a container designed specifically for them.

This Arbequina from the Nature Premium series by Oleum Hispania is part of the five varieties that the Carcabuey oil mill produces in its Premium range.

This is another of Aroden's signatures, a Picual included in the Priego de Córdoba Protected Designation of Origin. This variety, which is less common in the Córdoba countryside, ripens later than the Picuals from Jaén and is known locally as Marteña.

This is our introductory suggestion to our beloved world of Extra Virgin Olive Oil. It's composed of three varieties from three different producers, ranging in potency and delicacy from least to greatest:

• Arbequina from Andrés Aguilar : This is a smooth and delicate oil, with green aromas of banana and fruit puree. It's a smooth, delicate, sweet oil; it's not particularly spicy and is perfect for those unfamiliar with strong flavors.
• Jabalcuz Gran Selección : One of the most award-winning oils of 2025. It has won both the Jaén Selección and the Mario Solinas awards. Produced by the Sierra de la Pandera cooperative, it displays the typical characteristics of a Picual, with fresh notes reminiscent of olive leaves, tomatoes, and figs. It also has a characteristic bitterness and spiciness.
• Hojiblanca de Oro Bailén : This early-harvest Hojiblanca is smoother and more balanced than the Picual. It has a curious characteristic: an initial sweetness that gives way to a slight bitterness and a spicy chili pepper on the tongue. It is very aromatic, with notes reminiscent of grass, artichoke, apple, and aromatic plants.

And as usual, we'll give you the sensory stars for your oils free of charge so you can enjoy the full tasting experience.

Pure smoothness and elegance define Oro del Desierto Arbequina , an organic oil obtained from ripe Arbequina olives. Produced in the unique setting of the Tabernas Desert, it stands out for its light, sweet, and refined profile, making it a true culinary gem.

Hojiblanca Desert Gold is balance and harmony transformed into oil. Made from organic Hojiblanca olives, harvested in the iconic Almería landscape of the Tabernas Desert, it offers a fresh and versatile flavor, ideal for those seeking refinement and smoothness in their cooking.

El Oro del Desierto Picual is an organic extra virgin olive oil that captures all the strength and freshness of the Tabernas Desert in Almería. Produced from early-harvested Picual olives, this oil stands out for its intense character, the result of efforts to preserve its natural and sustainable essence.

In mid-October, we select the best early-harvest Picual, Frantoio, and Arbequina olives from the olive trees on our Los Badenes estate to produce this unique oil, full of nuances and personality.

We have achieved a balanced and fragrant oil, with a fruity aroma of green olives, and notes of freshly cut grass, apple, artichoke, tomato, banana, and green almond.

Lucio is a minor yet highly prized olive variety native to the province of Granada, where it has traditionally grown in unique settings such as the woods that surround the Alhambra. Its history dates back to the period of Arab rule in Andalusia, when its cultivation became part of the region’s agricultural life.

Today, Lucio faces gradual abandonment due to the difficulty of harvesting: many trees are centuries old and grow in areas where mechanisation is impossible and the crop must be picked by hand.

Finding a high-quality Lucio olive oil is a real challenge. Low yields and the complexity of the process mean that much of the oil on the market comes from fruit that has surpassed its optimal ripeness, losing part of its characteristic aromas and nuances. Tasting a Lucio Extra Virgin Olive Oil at its peak is therefore uncommon—an experience reserved for true olive-oil connoisseurs.

In this context, Aceite Supremo has rescued and showcased this overlooked variety, producing an early-harvest Lucio that stands out for its initial sweetness and surprising aromatic complexity. Notes of ripe fruit, slight herbaceous touches, and a perfect balance between bitterness and pungency make it a singular extra virgin olive oil that breaks away from the most familiar profiles of other Andalusian varieties.

Supremo Lucio is the result of meticulous selection and cold milling that preserves the essence of the fruit intact. Every bottle is an authentic expression of Lucio in its purest form—a tribute to Granada’s agricultural heritage and to Aceite Supremo’s commitment to excellence. Its profile makes it the perfect ally to elevate delicate dishes such as white fish, fresh salads, or soft cheeses, where its nuances can be fully appreciated.

For lovers of premium oils, the Lucio oil from Aceite Supremo is not only a gastronomic product, but also an opportunity to preserve a historic variety that deserves a place at our tables. An oil that unites tradition, rarity, and quality in every drop.

Supremo Lucio — Technical Sheet

• Producer: Aceites Supremo.
• Category: Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO).
• Variety: 100% Lucio (single-varietal, rare).
• Varietal origin: Granada (Andalusia, Spain); produced by Aceites Supremo (Jaén).
• Harvest: early (autumn), focused on preserving freshness and aromatic complexity.
• Harvesting: mostly manual in areas where mechanisation is difficult or impossible.
• Milling: cold, within hours of picking.
• Extraction: mechanical processes only; controlled temperature < 27 °C.
• Sensory profile (summary): initial sweetness, ripe fruit, light herbaceous hints; balanced bitterness and pungency.
• Edition/production: limited due to the variety’s low prevalence.
• Ingredients: 100% olive juice.
• Allergens: none.
• Packaging: opaque glass, 500 ml.
• Storage: keep in a cool, dark place; close after each use; avoid light and heat.