Extra Virgin Olive Oil

The production of olive oil at the Casale Falchini farm in San Gimignano, in the province of Siena, also includes an oil bearing the name of the firm itself Casale Falchini, also a Tuscan excellence that many customers have already had the opportunity to appreciate, enjoying it on the typical dishes of the local traditional cuisine. This extra virgin olive oil is made from the olives grown in the olive groves owned by the company, located to the southwest of the vineyards. Below we see the suggested properties and combinations. The CasaleFalchini extra virgin olive oil is obtained from the olive trees owned by the farm near San Gimignano of the following varieties Moraiolo, Frantoiano, Leccino and Impollinatore. Among its organoleptic characteristics, the golden green color stands out with greenish glows, while the perfume is fruity of green apple. It has a slight hint of apple, ripe fruit, green leaf and grass on the palate.

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The estate is located in Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade, locality « Clôs du Blanc », facing north and 2690 feet above sea level. Our vines grow on a variety of land, plains, valleys and hills, so they can fully express the potential of this unique soil. Our vineyard offers a large range of typically provençal vine types : Syrah, Grenache, Carignan, Cinsault, Cabernet Sauvignon, white Ugni and Vermentino. An ancient and very fine lot of Syrah overhangs the estate to the north-west : 0,65 acresplanted way back in 1947. This lot is historical in the vineyard as well as in Provence, since very few lots were planted with this type of vines before 1950. Brilliant idea of a brilliant mind ? Experiment of a passionate ? The question will remain unanswered. Two lots of Grenache and Syrah, planted on hillside more than 985 feet above sea level, give us a great vue on the Luberon hills, the medieval castle of Le Puy Sainte Réparade and the Sainte Victoire mountain.