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This tasting pack contains the four single-varietal grape varieties produced by Finca la Torre on its Málaga estates. It includes Hojiblanca, Arbequina, Cornicabra, and Picudo.

The ONE Limited Edition Hojiblanca series is a single-varietal extra virgin olive oil from the first day of harvest from Finca la Torre, with exclusive packaging and case.

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.

Hojiblanca is one of the most popular varieties in the Málaga area. Finca la Torre produces this biodynamic and organic extra virgin olive oil.

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.

One of the oldest varieties in the world. Maño, very Maño. The Romans and Phoenicians already cultivated this variety.

Soft, sweet and balanced.

This is the EVOO for those who don't like the typical bitter and spicy oils. Versatile and perfect for both experienced consumers—we love it—and for those new to Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

A beautiful bottle. A label that suggests an infinite world. Everything is incredibly carefully thought out. From the production to the packaging.

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)

Goldlis is the flagship of Sergio Lis's Almazara in Zaragoza. It's a blend of Arbequina and Arbosana olives made with the first olive oils of the season, produced with exceptional care and attention in Zaragoza.

Singulare is a very special product. A limited edition to celebrate 50 years of EVOO production at Finca la Pontezuela. Comprised of a series of limited and numbered bottles from an early Picual harvest, it comes with a premium packaging to complete what we consider Finca la Pontezuela's best product of 2025.

Finca la Pontezuela has outdone itself with this Hojiblanca, which, in addition to being in the Evooleum Top 10, has also won the most important award in the olive oil sector in 2025: the Mario Solinas.

Powerful, fruity and with the characteristic chili touch of the variety, it cannot be missing from the pantry of a true lover of gourmet oils.

Finca la Pontezuela's Cornicabra is a gem of the Montes de Toledo designation of origin. It's perfect if you think Picuals aren't enough for you and want a next-level bitterness, spiciness, and fruitiness.

This five-element oil from Finca la Pontezuela is a delicate and smooth premium EVOO that perfectly showcases the attributes we expect from the Arbequina variety. It is produced on their estate in Toledo.

Quaryat's range of Extra Virgin Olive Oils is completed by organic mountain olive oils harvested and produced during the month of October.

Within the Nature Premium range, Oleum Hispania produces this exceptional Hojiblanca with olives harvested in the Cordoba countryside during the month of October, at its Carcabuey mill.

This Arbosana is harvested in October from super-intensive plantations in the province of Córdoba to produce a high-end Extra Virgin Olive Oil that is delicate yet has an exceptional flavor and aroma.

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.

The Picudo variety is one of the emblems of the Priego de Córdoba Designation of Origin. This DOP has won the most awards in the world. This olive, which has traditionally been considered difficult to harvest due to its long ripening period and its tree-clinging nature, produces an oil of exceptional quality.

This is a personal project by Víctor Uceda, who decided to launch a limited production of 2,000 bottles of early-harvest oil featuring his Picuales. This special edition Kikaya is also a charity project that donates part of its profits to the NGO Babies Uganda. The designs on the box and bottle were designed by the children, to whom part of the profits collected from the sale of this edition will go.

This extra virgin olive oil, made from the Pajarero variety, a very rare variety native to the south of the province of Córdoba, is grown by the Rubio-Chavarri family on their traditional olive grove in Priego de Córdoba.

This is part of a pioneering project for the aforementioned variety, launched in 2018 in the Priego region. The 2024/2025 campaign produced 471 liters, of which very few units are currently available.

This Elizondo black truffle flavoring is made with a base of Extra Virgin Olive Oil and is an exceptional condiment for fish, pasta dishes, and to add a spectacular touch to all your dishes, as well as for consuming with cured cheeses and sauces.

This early harvest extra virgin olive oil is made with the Picual variety at the Puerta de las Villas estate in Mogón, Jaén. Its organic certification guarantees a high-quality product with a unique flavor. Perfect for those seeking a sustainably produced and environmentally friendly olive oil.

The San Vicente cooperative, located in Mogón, near the Cazorla, Segura, and Las Villas mountains, has been focusing on quality in recent years with this Early Picual. This is a special edition selected from the best wines from its cellar.

This Early Picual, harvested and processed during the month of October, symbolizes the excellence of a brand recognized throughout Spain for its effort and great results.

O-MED's award-winning Picual is olive juice produced during the month of October with carefully selected olives from the family estate. It is mechanically extracted, cold-pressed, and continuously filtered after extraction to preserve its organoleptic characteristics to the fullest.

This Picual has won the Spanish Food Award for three consecutive years, in addition to being one of the most internationally recognized brands among consumers.

This product is a delight. Made with a base of Extra Virgin Arbequina olives, the olives are ground together with selected lemons from the Lecrín Valley in Granada during the month of December to obtain an EVOO-based condiment with a fantastic lemon aroma.

To make this natural, additive-free product, more than a thousand lemons are hand-peeled and then hand-milled along with the olives to create a gourmet product that will delight even the most discerning consumer.

The third addition to Quaryat Dillar's premium range is this high-end Arbequina. Grown in mountain olive groves at over a thousand meters above sea level, it is harvested during the month of October to ensure optimal fruit quality.

Without waiting long, it is cold-milled in the family's oil mill on the outskirts of Granada, in the town of Dílar. It is immediately filtered to preserve aromas and flavors.

The Quaryat Dillar Blend is composed of 50% Picual, 25% Picudo, and 25% Hojiblanca. It is an EVOO of great complexity and aromas, very fruity. This blend is made with olives from the family estate in a mountain olive grove at an altitude of over 1,000 meters.

This is a unique product due to its harvesting and processing characteristics. The difficulty in producing this blend lies in obtaining three high-quality oils to achieve the final composition.

This is an integrated Picual produced at high altitude on the outskirts of Granada. It takes its name from the ancient village of Dílar, through which one of the most historically important rivers in the city of the Alhambra flows.

It is produced in olive groves cultivated within the Sierra Nevada Natural Park, cared for by traditional farmers.

It has a careful olive selection and milling process that presents special harvesting characteristics due to its location at an altitude of over a thousand meters.