OLIVÍCOLA LAUR - MAIPÚ - [Mendoza - Argentina]

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  revista01tangolcom 25/03/2021

Olivícola Laur is located in Maipú and is currently the most award-winning and outstanding of Mendoza. In 2021 he won the 3rd place among the 100 best olive oils in the world in the EVOO ranking, where the path of excellence.


Olivícola Laur was founded in 1906 , making it one of the few pioneers in the production of extra virgin olive oil that is still operating in the country. Currently, it belongs to the Millán family from Mendoza, which also owns Atom Supermarkets and wineries Mosquita Muerta Wines, Los Toneles, Fuego White and Scorched.


In Laur they occur 450 thousand bottles a year,  including its brands Classic Extra Virgin, Blend of Terroir Cruz de Piedra Organic, Blend of Terroir Altos Limpios, Blend of Terroir Medrano, Gran Mendoza Premium, Contraviento and Gran Laur.


On the farm You can also enjoy guided tours to get to know the olive groves centenarians, its olive grove, acetaia and the shop where you can taste and buy their products. They have specialized guides for bilingual tours.

 

You can go directly to the store, where you will find oils of the type of varietals: Arauco, arbequina, blends and ugni blanc. There are also delicious derivatives such as Premium chimichurri.

 

Another of the delicacies that I recommend you try are the pasta of green olives, beans colorados or dried tomatoes. While whole olives are the big ones protagonists of the place, the most requested are gourmet green olives and you fill them.


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