Italia tiene una tradici\u00f3n milenaria de olivares y de todos los productos que se pueden adquirir de estos \u00e1rboles. Como uno de los mayores productores de aceite de oliva del mundo, el segundo en cantidad despu\u00e9s de Espa\u00f1a y poco comparable en calidad, Italia cuenta con algunos de los mejores aceites de oliva del mercado, y la mayor\u00eda de ellos proceden de la Toscana.
\nSi visita la Toscana y sus impresionantes paisajes, sus ciudades hist\u00f3ricas y se sumerge en la tradici\u00f3n culinaria de esta regi\u00f3n italiana, tiene que detenerse en una almazara para probar desde la fuente una muestra de aceite de oliva italiano, y descubrir el proceso y la historia detr\u00e1s de este l\u00edquido dorado que adorna la mesa de todos.
\nAqu\u00ed est\u00e1n algunos de los mejores molinos de aceite en la Toscana. Hay muchos m\u00e1s en toda la regi\u00f3n, as\u00ed que no se olvide de comprobar si hay un molino cerca de usted, o de lo contrario se perder\u00e1 la oportunidad \u00fanica de probar algunos de los mejores aceites de la Toscana, Italia y el mundo!<\/p>\n
En Bibbona, cerca de Livorno, encontraremos esta primera almazara. En su mayor parte propiedad de la familia, Frantoio Peccianti se centra en la producci\u00f3n de aceite de oliva virgen extra IGP Toscano (\u00abIndicaci\u00f3n Geogr\u00e1fica Protegida\u00bb), obteniendo aceitunas de los diversos olivares propiedad de la familia Peccianti. El molino cuenta con una de las mayores l\u00edneas de producci\u00f3n de Italia y produce aceite EVO prensado en fr\u00edo exclusivamente a trav\u00e9s de una t\u00e9cnica innovadora, \u00fanica y totalmente automatizada que permite la molturaci\u00f3n de las aceitunas en las primeras 24 horas despu\u00e9s de la cosecha. Todo el proceso de producci\u00f3n del aceite de oliva tiene lugar dentro de la almazara Peccianti: recolecci\u00f3n, limpieza, molturaci\u00f3n, prensado, an\u00e1lisis qu\u00edmico, conservaci\u00f3n y embotellado. Las fincas que abastecen de aceitunas a la almazara cultivan las variedades toscanas de aceitunas Frantoio, Leccino, Pendolino, Cipressino y Moraiolo. El Frantoio organiza talleres y cursos de degustaci\u00f3n y aqu\u00ed tambi\u00e9n podr\u00e1 comprar su aceite y otros productos. Para m\u00e1s informaci\u00f3n o para reservar una visita a la f\u00e1brica, consulte la p\u00e1gina de contactos de Frantoio Peccianti en www.peccianti.com\/contatti\/.<\/p>\n
En San Polo in Chianti, cerca de Florencia, se encuentra el Frantoio Pruneti, un molino de aceite con 160 a\u00f1os de historia de trabajo duro, tradiciones familiares y tecnolog\u00edas innovadoras que contribuyen a la producci\u00f3n de finos aceites toscanos IGP. La almazara ofrece aceite virgen extra y una colecci\u00f3n separada de aceites de monocultivo, elaborados exclusivamente con aceitunas de las variedades Frantoio, Leccino y Moraiolo. Adem\u00e1s, el Frantoio Pruneti produce mezclas frutales de aceites que son perfectos para acompa\u00f1ar diferentes alimentos y platos. Si quieres saber m\u00e1s sobre c\u00f3mo se produce el aceite, desde la cosecha hasta el embotellado, el molino ofrece visitas y degustaciones. Un recorrido de 45-60 minutos por el molino le permitir\u00e1 descubrir el proceso de producci\u00f3n, las diferencias en los tipos de aceites producidos y lo que hace que un aceite de alta calidad, junto con una experiencia de degustaci\u00f3n. De abril a septiembre, hay otro tour que le ense\u00f1ar\u00e1 c\u00f3mo combinar mejor los aceites de oliva con la comida. Puede reservar excursiones cualquier d\u00eda de la semana y comprar en el Frantoio Pruneti de lunes a s\u00e1bado de 9:30 a 18:30. Informaci\u00f3n de contacto en www.pruneti.it\/contatti.aspx.<\/p>\n
En Reggello, a las afueras de Florencia, se encuentra Gonnelli 1585. Como su nombre indica, la historia de la empresa se remonta a tiempos inmemoriales, y la almazara obtiene su materia prima de 43.000 olivos de los olivares de la zona. La f\u00e1brica recibe aceitunas de muchas variedades para producir aceite EVO reconocido como DOP Chianti y IGP toscano. Con una amplia selecci\u00f3n de productos de calidad, puede reservar una visita a la f\u00e1brica en la p\u00e1gina de contacto de Gonnelli 1585 www.gonnelli1585.it\/it\/contatti. La marca Gonnelli incluye el molino de aceite Frantoio di Vertine, que se puede visitar para descubrir las t\u00e9cnicas de producci\u00f3n de la prensa en fr\u00edo, as\u00ed como disfrutar del paisaje circundante y de los edificios medievales.<\/p>\n
Cerca de Florencia, en Panzano in Chianti, se encuentra la Azienda Olearia del Chianti. Una almazara que produce una selecci\u00f3n impresionantemente amplia de diferentes variedades de aceite y productos relacionados con el aceite y bocadillos, esta empresa merece una visita s\u00f3lo por las golosinas que tiene para ofrecer en su tienda. El aceite de oliva virgen extra que producen es de la m\u00e1s alta calidad y cumple con todos los est\u00e1ndares de producci\u00f3n, e incluye el aceite DOP Chianti Classico, aceite IGP Toscano y aceites 100% italianos y biol\u00f3gicos, hechos de aceitunas toscanas prensadas en fr\u00edo. El molino realiza cuidadosa y meticulosamente pruebas qu\u00edmicas y de sabor para asegurar la calidad hasta el m\u00e1s m\u00ednimo detalle en sus 4 l\u00edneas de embotellado, que producen m\u00e1s de 20.000 botellas de aceite por hora. Maquinaria de \u00faltima generaci\u00f3n y t\u00e9cnicas innovadoras se unen a la tradici\u00f3n milenaria de la molturaci\u00f3n del aceite y a la pureza de las aceitunas toscanas de origen local. Cerrado los fines de semana, puede visitar la Azienda Olearia del Chianti de lunes a viernes de 8:00 a 12:30 y de 14:00 a 17:30.<\/p>\n
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