Oro de Bailén Picual, 500 ml bottle

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Oro de Bailén Picual, 500 ml bottle

The Picual from Oro de Bailén Picual, made in Villanueva de la Reina (Jaén): intense fresh-olive fruitiness, notes of green banana, almond and green tomato, and an almond finish. 500 ml bottle. It is made at the Casa del Agua estate in Villanueva de la Reina, at the gateway to Andalusia.

Oro de Bailén Picual Picual is one of the most recognisable oils from Jaén: bright green in the glass, with an intense fresh-olive fruitiness and an aromatic complexity led by green banana, almond and green tomato. It is made at the Casa del Agua estate in Villanueva de la Reina, at the gateway to Andalusia.

On the palate it is full and well structured, sweet at first and lightly peppery at the end, with the almond aftertaste that makes it so elegant. A Picual with character that is nonetheless surprisingly balanced.

Oro de Bailén Picual at a glance

Variety
Picual
Origin
Villanueva de la Reina, Jaén
Harvest
2026/2027
Intensity
Intense
Format
500 ml bottle
Producer
Aceites Oro Bailén

Tasting Oro de Bailén Picual

Nose

Intense fresh-olive fruitiness with herbaceous and fruity notes: green banana, apple, almond and green tomato.

Palate

A delicate, sweet entry with plenty of volume and a light bitterness that grows towards the end.

Finish

Measured pepperiness and a long, elegant almond aftertaste.

Casa del Agua, in Villanueva de la Reina

Oro Bailén makes its oils at the Casa del Agua estate, next to the A-4 motorway in the municipality of Villanueva de la Reina, in northern Jaén. From there, the company Galgón 99 controls the whole process, from grove to bottle, paying special attention to the moment of harvest.

Its Picual has become a reference for many olive oil lovers: proof that this variety, often associated with power, can also be fine, complex and harmonious.

How to enjoy Oro de Bailén Picual

  • Toast with tomato, where its full fruitiness comes through.
  • Salmorejo and ajoblanco, as a final flourish.
  • Grilled red meats, added raw.
  • Tomato salads with tuna belly.
  • Roast potatoes with rosemary and coarse salt.

Oro de Bailén Picual: the 500 ml format

Oro de Bailén Picual, 500 ml bottle

The ideal size for enjoying a premium oil at its best: used daily and finished before it loses freshness. It keeps best tightly closed after each use, in a cool cupboard and protected from light.

Frequently asked questions

Is it a very bitter Picual?

No. Its bitterness is light and well integrated, balanced by a sweet entry and an almond finish.

Where is it made?

At the Casa del Agua estate in Villanueva de la Reina (Jaén).

Is it best raw?

It shines especially raw, although it also adds plenty of flavour to stews and roasts.

What makes this Picual special?

Its balance: it has the intensity and green fruitiness of the variety, but with a sweet entry, lots of volume and an almond finish that make it very elegant and easy to enjoy, even for those who do not usually choose intense oils.