Harvest 2020 is approaching !

Did you know? The olive is a winter fruit! In September, the color of the olive begins to change as the fruit starts to ripen, transitioning from green to black. Yes, a black olive is simply a green olive that has matured!
The olive harvest typically begins in October with the picking of green olives, continues into mid-November when the olives reach full maturity, and concludes at the end of December with the black olives. The color of an olive does not indicate its variety but rather its stage of maturity.
In recent years, climate change has had a direct impact on harvest timings and olive oil production. For example, this year, due to high temperatures and drought conditions, the harvest will begin 8 days earlier than usual, and while the quantity of olives on the trees will be lower than normal, the quality of the fruit remains exceptional!

Alexis carefully selects the best fruits to ensure the perfect balance between olive variety and fruit maturity. This dedication ensures the production of high-quality olive oils: no blending, no mixing—just the pure juice of the olives harvested during the day and pressed at night. Stay tuned for a visual recap of the production process in the next article!
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From Olive to Tin – Episode 5
From the ripening of the fruit to oil extraction, discover the different stages that transform an olive into exceptional olive oil.
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At the Heart of the Olive - Episode 4
Before becoming an oil-bearing olive, the fruit first develops its pit and gradually grows its flesh. Discover an essential stage in the secret life of an olive.
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The Birth of an Olive – Episode 3
A flower has been fertilized. A tiny fruit begins to appear. Discover fruit set and why the olive tree naturally drops some of its young fruits.
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