OLIVE OIL WITH A HISTORY
T CASA ANADIA - HISTORY he origin of Casa Anadia dates back by descent, to King D. Afonso Henriques, the first king of Portugal, and to the connection with the Sá (Colona) Pais, Amaral, Melo and Barberini families. Later, in 1786, D. Maria I granted the title of Viscount of Anadia to João Rodrigues de Sá e Mello, of noble descent, dating back to the 15th century. In the following year, she recognised him as the Lord of the Land of Anadia village, previously owned by the University of Coimbra. Such honour was largely due to the work of his father, Ayres de Sá e Mello, who was close to the Marquis of Pombal and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Defence during the reign of D. José I. Years later and after various successions, Miguel Paes do Amaral is the current Count of Anadia, with his official residence at the Mangualde Palace in Viseu. Historically, this family s farming know-how has been due to its hundreds of year s connection to the rural world, in the various houses and properties it used to own, in places such as Alferrarede, Mangualde, Gavião among many others. This secular experience gave them the know-how on olive oil and wine making. MISSION To keep up the family tradition and secular obligation to produce high quality olive oil, wine and other farming products. Allow these products from different terroirs to be enjoyed all over the world by people who value high quality products. Involve people in all the tradition and values of Casa Anadia, building the future together.
C CASA ANADIA OLIVE OIL asa Anadia olive oil is heir to an ancient tradition that dates back to at least the 17th century, when the ancient Manor House with a chapel were built, nowadays part of the Bom Sucesso Estate in Alferrarede, Abrantes. This Manor House s architecture reflects its clear rural tradition, with its various farming infrastructures, such as the olive press that remains today. At this olive press one can see a topographic plan dated 1819 that shows an olive grove already in rows, and taking into account the time an olive grove takes to grow, this one dates back to at least the time when the Manor House was built, in the 17th century. Casa Anadia olive oil is therefore the continuation of an ancient tradition in olive oil production. This is immensely relevant today and for the future as in a fast-moving world, roots are an increasingly important distinguishing factor. Tradition leads to know-how, building the personality of brands and the trust of consumers, clearly adding value to both. Casa Anadia olive oils are a result of three different terroirs in Alfarrarede, with chalky-clay soils and shale to the north. The result is single lot olive oils with a perfect alchemy between the varieties and the corresponding soil.
L ocated in the Ribatejo, Casa Anadia olive oils come from the Galega, Lentisca, Cobrançosa and Arbequina olives and its liquid oils are extracted mechanically. Due to the processes it uses, Casa Anadia produces P.D.O. and Extra Virgin olive oils with an acidity level that is never more than 0,2º. olive oil T OLIVE OIL HEALTH BENEFITS hanks to the high proportion of monounsaturated fats that doesn t transform into cholesterol, Olive oil can reduce the amount of LDL (bad cholesterol) in the organism. It s proved that due to the high level of monounsaturated fats, regular consumption of olive oil may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease. Due to its richness in polyphenols, olive oil can also prevent biological oxidations, reducing the free radicals formation, responsible for aging and degenerative diseases such as cancer. CASA ANADIA OLIVE OIL CHARACTERISTICS Olive oils from 3 different terroirs, produced in protected designation of origin area Collected and gathered olives through mechanical and physical processes, without touching the ground Beginning of production a few hours after being caught with low temperature processes, cold extraction Gourmet olive oils, extra virgin and extra virgin PDO Low fat olive oil 100% pure olive oils, containing no additives Acidity of less than 0,2ºC Secular experience on olive oil making
Tradition leads to know-how, building the personality of brands and the trust of consumers. CASA ANADIA P.D.O. EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL Recognized for its high quality, it is produced using the natural juices of carefully selected olives that are harvested at just the right stage of ripeness. Produced in the olive oils area with a protected denomination of origin, P.D.O. RIBATEJO - ALFERRAREDE/Abrantes. Varieties: Galega Cobrançosa Harvesting: Mechanic, by vibration with gathering and storing of olives in pallets above the ground Extraction: Mechanical and physical processes, under low temperature thermal conditions (cold), using healthy and ripe olives 2 phases Storage: Temperature controlled stainless steel vats Bottle size: 500 ml CASA ANADIA EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL An olive oil that is suitable for all consumption occasions, with a very low level of acidity and very high acceptance. Varieties: Cobrançosa/Galega, Picual, Arbequina. Harvesting: Mechanical, by vibration with gathering and storing of olives in pallets above the ground. Extraction: Mechanical and physical, under low temperature thermal conditions (cold), using healthy and ripe olives 2 phases. Storage: Temperature controlled stainless steel vats Bottle Size: 750ml AWARDS Gold medal: Best olive oil and packaging national competition 2011 Extra Virgin Category Silver medal: Olive d Or 2011 - Sial Canadá Great mention: Olive Oil China Competition 2011
OLIVE OIL WITH A HISTORY Herdade do Polvorão 6040-999 Gavião - PORTUGAL TM.:(+351) 936 891 181. FAX.: (+351) 214 681 039 info@casaanadia.pt www.casaanadia.pt