In Tuscany, November is the season of the olives harvest and it takes almost 2 months;
a net under the olive tree and the harvest begins!
Olive grove in a Chianti vineyard
of course in Tuscany the olives harvest is all by hand or by means of combs or a kind of whisk that shakes the olives and they fall down to the net.
Picking the olives in a sunny day in the Chianti region, Tuscany
at the olive oil mill there is a machine that takes off the leaves and a tape that carries the olives to the "shower" a washing machine that washes the olives with clean water
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Olives waiting to be pressed
Olive Oil Mill in Tuscany
After the shower the olive mill grinds the olives and the stones altogether to obtain the olive pasta then a sort of kneading-through separates the liquids and the solid parts and a centrifugal machine completes the process to get the best extra virgin olive oil!
An old man proud of his gold treasure
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