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Kevin
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Reply #15 - Aug 17th, 2008 at 3:14pm
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Hi yes you can get them cold pressed in the traditional way at the mill in el perello. Its located on the right hand side of the main street as you exit the town  heading north . The chap there is very friendly and will offer to show you around as well as show a video in english of his production techniques!
The oil is very nice as well.
  
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Reply #16 - Aug 21st, 2008 at 9:22pm
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If you want oil from your own olives you will need to provide a minimum of 300 kgs.  The El Perello mill might accept 200+ but will charge you for 300.  You need to get the olives to the mill by the evening of the second day or first thing on the third day - giving you about 2 working days to harvest.  Acidity and quality suffer after this time.  Best to store your pickings flat on tarps overnight to avoid them heating up and you'll get loads of maggots wiggling out - but they're just extra protein  (tough luck to the veggies !)  Do NOT store them in plastic bags.  Make sure you have an appointed delivery time with the mill before you start your harvest or you might get squeezed out by the locals/regulars.  Expect to pay 60 to 80 euros for a 300 kg press and arrange whether you provide containers or buy them from the  mill at their price.  We hv a huge crop at the moment but won't get tempted to get our own oil.  We'll sell the olives and buy the oil we need from different areas/countries/brands.  Hope this helps.
  
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Reply #17 - Aug 27th, 2008 at 10:21am
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Hi yes you can get them cold pressed in the traditional way at the mill in el perello. Its located on the right hand side of the main street as you exit the town  heading north . The chap there is very friendly and will offer to show you around as well as show a video in english of his production techniques!
The oil is very nice as well.



Can one just pop in as tourists to be shown around and catch a glimpse of the video tasty? Does anyone know this chappie's name?
  
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Reply #18 - Aug 27th, 2008 at 10:23am
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If you want oil from your own olives you will need to provide a minimum of 300 kgs.  The El Perello mill might accept 200+ but will charge you for 300.  You need to get the olives to the mill by the evening of the second day or first thing on the third day - giving you about 2 working days to harvest.  Acidity and quality suffer after this time.  Best to store your pickings flat on tarps overnight to avoid them heating up and you'll get loads of maggots wiggling out - but they're just extra protein  (tough luck to the veggies !)  Do NOT store them in plastic bags.  Make sure you have an appointed delivery time with the mill before you start your harvest or you might get squeezed out by the locals/regulars.  Expect to pay 60 to 80 euros for a 300 kg press and arrange whether you provide containers or buy them from the  mill at their price.  We hv a huge crop at the moment but won't get tempted to get our own oil.  We'll sell the olives and buy the oil we need from different areas/countries/brands.  Hope this helps. 


Where is the best place to buy your plastic containers and how much do they run to?
  
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Re: cold pressed olive oil..?
Reply #19 - Aug 27th, 2008 at 1:35pm
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Hi ebrovoice,

The friendly chap in El Perello's oli de moli is Thomas and yes, you can just pop in as a tourist as long as you don't do that when it is harvest time. His English is charming but it doesn't matter, he rapidly goes on in Spanish and pretend you understand everything he said Wink

Mark
  
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Reply #20 - Aug 27th, 2008 at 3:34pm
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Hi ebrovoice,

The friendly chap in El Perello's oli de moli is Thomas and yes, you can just pop in as a tourist as long as you don't do that when it is harvest time. His English is charming but it doesn't matter, he rapidly goes on in Spanish and pretend you understand everything he said Wink

Mark


Thomas of Tomas? Veel dank u
  
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Re: cold pressed olive oil..?
Reply #21 - Aug 27th, 2008 at 8:30pm
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Hi EV,

must be Tomas, I think my sort of English typing mode automaticaly put the "h" in his name Smiley

Mark
  
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