3 years have passed…
I see that I thought I now had a grip of this website and was hopeful of regular blogs… well every 3 years is not what I had in mind! A lot has happened in the last 3 years; improvements to the...
View Article2015 is looking promising…
We have had a long hot summer and there is lots of fruit on the trees, though still in the form of small green bullets at this stage. We’re hoping for increased volumes of delicious oil for our...
View Article2015 Harvest…
2015 Harvest is almost upon us. I will be let in gently, pressing for 2 or 3 other groves before our own harvest starts in about 10 days and then it will be full on, 14+ hours a day, 7 days a week...
View Article2016 Harvest
2016 harvest is underway! A bumper crop of Frantoio and Leccino combined with an efficient and hard working team of harvesters has resulted in long hours pressing and great volumes of fabulous oil. We...
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Harvest is over and all is looking good.
This was what was facing me in the press house late one evening. The harvesting team were worked hard and harvested more olives than ever before meaning a few late nights/early mornings for me.The...
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We’re so busy in the grove but we do get the chance to occasionally add a photo or two to our Facebook page… follow us here for the latest news and events.The post Follow us on Facebook first appeared...
View Article2018 Harvest is approaching…
We are looking at the olives on the trees and wondering what the 2018 crop will offer this year, both in terms of volumes and flavours. 2017 was a strange year with good volumes of fruit which produced...
View Article2019 is here!
I’m not very good at posting on the website… nothing like stating the obvious! For more regular updates, check out our facebook page. 2018 passed in a blur. The harvest went well, though we had a...
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View ArticleThe latest update for 2019
2019 is passing at an alarming rate and it’s just over a month until Christmas! The drought over last summer meant that we didn’t have as many olives as we had anticipated. Fortunately the large...
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