Manfredi Barbera & Figli SpA’s long-standing tradition dates back to 1894 when it was founded by Lorenzo Barbera. Throughout four generations, the company has maintained the highest traditions of quality by selecting and producing extra virgin olive oil and have received many international awards and acknowledgments.
The profound knowledge of the olive growing territories, the olive plants and their fruit ensures that the qualitative yield is the best possible. The range of products is fairly large and includes over ten different varieties of extra virgin olive oil obtained exclusively from Italian olives, of which the majority are grown in Sicily, as well as the best olives from the Mediterrean area.
All Barbera oils are produced under the standards set by D. Lgs 155/97 (HACCP), which is a systematic approach to the identification, evaluation, and control of food safety, including risk analysis and critical point control. The range of products include: extra virgin olive oil, organic extra virgin olive oil, D.O.P. (Protected Denomination Origin) extra virgin olive oil, infused flavoured extra virgin olive oil. The great majority of the olives employed for the production of our olive oils are picked by hand and crushed within a maximum of 36 hours from the harvesting.
Cultivar: Monocultivar Biancolilla
Place of Origin: Central Sicily, Italy (P.D.O. Val di Mazara)
Altitude: High hillside.
Method of Harvest: Harvested by hand.
Extractions System: Continuous cold extraction, within 12 hours from the harvest, and separation by centrifuge; the oil is allowed to settle and then decanted naturally.
Filtering Method: Natural fibre filters.
Appearance: Slightly dense, golden yellow color.
Aroma: Mild with green almond notes.
Taste: Mild fruity flavour, well rounded taste with light peppery finish.
*1st prize of Best Organic Olive Oil from BIO FACH 2013.
*Gold Winners of OLIVE JAPAN 2018 International Extra Virgin Olive Oil Competition.
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