The Wrinkled Black Olives, with the Oliocentrica brand, are born in the Pontine Hills and are harvested in November. The laboratory that transforms them follows what is the traditional recipe of the Lepini Mountains: dried olives seasoned with extra virgin olive oil, fennel seeds and chilli. You can use them in the aperitif, to garnish meat or fish dishes and enrich salads or grilled vegetables. A suggestion: the olive oil is an integral part of the product; use it for your preparations.

The Itrana olive tree is a very vigorous and rustic plant typical of the Pontine territory, which produces a fruit with an unmistakable taste with a double value, for the production of oil and table olives, one of its peculiarities is the decidedly late ripening: February- March. While the green Itrana is harvested in November, when it begins to ripen, the black is harvested at the end of maturation, around March, and processed as tradition dictates: exclusively with water and sea salt. They have a vinous red color, close to dark black; the scent is that of old must with lacto-acetic hints. The taste is slightly bitter and savory. Ideal for preparing rustic pizzas with vegetables (the escarole is perfect) to enrich salads, fish preparations, focaccias or special breads.