Extra Virgin Olive Oil Tour with Light lunch in Umbria
Assisi
Food&Wine
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Highlights
- Learn all about Extra Virgin Olive Oil production
- Relax in a typical Italian atmosphere
- Enjoy the bucolic location
- Taste typical extra virgin olive oil
- Savour a gourmet light lunch
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Full description
It is not only the Italians’ favorite dressing, but it can be used also as a hair tonic. Ladies, did you know that olive oil can be used to remove your make-up or to moisturize your skin? DIY lovers…you can use a few drops of olive oil to polish your wood furniture. Not only for cooking then, but a bottle of olive oil can also be put together with the other options in your closet.
A visit to a traditional olive oil mill will definitely enrich your knowledge of this product. The producer will explain the production process from the olive picking to the bottled olive oil.
Between October and November, you could also join the pickers on the hillside at the bottom of the Subasio mountain and experience the traditional method and get the “green gold” on your own.
A typical snack tasting at the mill with the tasting of a variety of aromatic olive oils will be the end of your rural and bucolic day! -
Includes
- Beverages
- Bottled water
- Light lunch
- Extra virgin olive oil tasting
- Wine tasting
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Meeting Point
Via della Cannella, 2, 06081 Capodacqua Assisi PG
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