Three generations with EVOO

Back in 1954, my grandfather had the brilliant idea of planting "olive trees" on the quiet land around the farmhouse, either because his neighbors had already done so or because he thought it was a good crop to provide work for all his children. But everyone got to work, and my father, the youngest, has told me countless times that he dug quite a few holes with his own hands to plant them; he says he is the one who dug the most.

With great excitement, they watched those plants turn into "stakes," the young olive trees, and saw them grow and bear more and more fruit.

We have always worked and pampered our olive trees, treating them as our most precious possession. That is what my parents have always passed on to me, as it has been a great source of support for our family.

Nowadays, when I accompany my father to see "how the olives are doing," I watch him, how he likes to lose himself among them, and I imagine his thoughts about a lifetime, and I see that he feels happy and proud of that land that has given him so much.

We are simple, hardworking people, raised on this liquid gold and surrounded by olive trees.

I have been taught that you have to work to achieve results. We have always worked by and for extra virgin olive oil, and we do it with pleasure and enthusiasm.

And now, with the opportunity that the internet provides, I want to make our Almazara Real EVOO known and take it to every corner of the country.