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AZ-AZEYTUN
EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL

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Virgin olive oil extra Az-Azeytun is obtained from the best olives of the Arbequina and Empeltre varieties native to Terres de l’Ebre (Catalonia). The magnificent geographical and geological conditions of the Ebro region favor the cultivation and production of excellent quality oil, resulting in a delicacy designed for the most discerning palates and the most expert gourmets. Az-Azeytun is a young, characterful oil, born from vigorous trees and the dedication of a driven creator, Abel Maijó, an enterprising winemaker from Batea (a town in the Terra Alta region of Catalonia). Az-Azeytun is an oil born of the earth, the wisdom of entire civilizations, and his passion, which will allow the culture of olive oil to continue with new lifeblood.

GOURMET QUALITY

Az-Azeytun is distinguished for producing extra virgin olive oils single-varietal arbequina and empeltre olives, the main varieties of the Terra Alta region, located in the Terres de l’Ebre (Catalonia).

The Az-Azeytun Arbequina extra virgin oil
It stands out for its aromatic intensity and sensations in the mouth that are more marked by the accumulation of natural antioxidant substances.

The extra virgin oil Az-Azeytun empeltre />Main traditional variety of the Terra Alta, with Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) certification, comes from olives whose cultivation, processing, packaging and marketing take place in the aforementioned region, guaranteeing quality, origin and proximity.

ABOUT US

Az-Azeytun arose from the initiative of a young entrepreneur from Batea, Abel Maijó, born into a farming family. From a young age, Abel learned to work the land and appreciate the vineyards and olive groves. He studied viticulture and, with the solid knowledge he acquired at school, from his grandfather and father, he dared to become a farmer and entrepreneur, cultivating his own land. Az-Azeytun extra virgin olive oil is obtained from olive groves inherited from the Arabs, as the name of this extra virgin olive oil itself indicates. This is what the Arab writer Al-Idrisi (10th-12th centuries) called the "land of olive trees" or "province of oil," which was the territory traversed by the valleys of the Ebro, Segre, and Cinca rivers.