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Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Picual, Organic

Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Picual, Organic

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The Picual extra virgin olive oil is a cultivar from Spain. Picual olives are the most commonly grown olive today for olive oil production. Picual trees are estimated to account for 25% of all olive oil production in the world. This varietal is very high in oil content, at 20-27% by weight, and is normally high in polyphenols. The oil has a big, green fruit flavor that recalls cut grass, tomato leaves, green herbs, a whiff of pine, and a black pepper finish. Grumpy Goats Farm Picual extra virgin olive oil is one of the very best olive oils in terms of quality, flavor, and color.

  • CCOF Certified Organic
  • COOC Certified Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Ingredients

Extra Virgin Olive Oil from 100% Organic Olives.

Awards

California State Fair Competition

  • Best of California Division – 2016
  • Gold – 2019, 2017
  • Silver – 2018, 2015

California Olive Oil Council (COOC)

  • Best of Show – 2021, 2017
  • Gold – 2021, 2020, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2012
  • Silver – 2018, 2013

Los Angeles International Olive Oil Competition

  • Gold – 2017, 2016, 2014, 2013, 2012
  • Silver – 2020, 2019, 2015
  • Bronze – 2018

Yolo County Fair

  • Gold – 2015, 2012
  • Silver – 2016
  • Bronze – 2017, 2014, 2013

New York Olive Oil Competition

  • Gold – 2021, 2020, 2018, 2017, 2016
  • Silver – 2019, 2015 

Our oils are certified organic each year by California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF). 

They are certified as extra virgin olive oil each year by the California Olive Oil Council (COOC).

To gain COOC certification, an oil must comply with the requirements of both a chemical analysis and a sensory evaluation. COOC member producers must undertake this process following every harvest to ensure their oil meets the criteria to be considered extra virgin grade. Additionally, the process guarantees traceability. Through participation in the program, an oil is verified to be from the most recent harvest and produced only from olives grown in California.

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    labh sidhu (San Jose, CA)
    Very good taste

    I love this olive oil. Thanks for Fast delivery

    Grumpy Goats Farm

    Stuart Littell and Pamela Marvel are partners in life and business. When Pamela prepared to make good on a life-long dream –to live in the country as she had growing up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin–. Stuart was a full backer and supporter. Pamela wanted to be an active participant in rural life too, a traditional farmer who grew crops, nurtured the soil, and improved the environment. After some deliberation, they decided to look for the ideal place to locate a small olive orchard, where they could produce their own olive oil. In early 2008 they bought a 20-acre farm in Capay Valley, about 35 miles west of Sacramento. It was just an alfalfa field. Stuart and Pamela have a set of shared values that have guided their work on the farm. Pamela comes from a family of Norwegian and German farmers, some of whom immigrated to the Midwest in the 1800s. Good stewardship of the land was important to these farmers, including her parents, who set a fine example of good farming practices and hard work. Stuart’s Scottish grandparents helped manage national parks in the Sierras for decades. His family has a deep affection for nature, and a strong interest in caring for the environment. It was natural, therefore, for Stuart and Pamela to farm organically, to use good conservation practices, to develop wildlife habitat, to use native species of plants for habitat and cover crops, and in general to live a life respectful of nature.