Huile H de LEOS - Black

The property

Patrick Bruel acquired the Domaine in 2007 located in L'Isles sur Sorgue. He very quickly became aware of the richness and quality of the terroir of these olive trees left to their own devices. For 10 years, the property is restructured to bring its letters of nobility to these olive trees.

In 2017, the beginning of a great adventure was born with the first olive oil from Domaine de Leos: L'Huile H!

Domaine Leos extends over a 37-hectare plateau on the heights of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, the entrance to the Luberon, with a magnificent 360° view of the city, the Monts de Vaucluse and the Luberon. .

For more than 60 years, the estate has benefited from a preserved natural biotope, untouched by all chemical fertilizers and pesticides. The terroir is made up of a slightly sloping plateau, made up of slabs of rock covered with limestone, stony and shallow soil.

Acclaimed by the greatest French chefs (see testimonials from Alain Ducasse, Guy Savoy, Gilles Gougon...)

The Olive Grove

Terroir

Produced exclusively from the olive trees of the Domaine de Leos in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.

Variety of olives

Mainly composed of Aglandau, In smaller quantities, there is Picholine, historically originating in the region of Collias (Gard), Rougette de l'Ardèche and Arbequine, an important player in the pollination of the olive grove.

Manufacturing

Produced in limited quantities, this olive oil is pressed and cold extracted at the Moulin de Château Virant. 

Tasting

The nose

A bouquet of a unique vegetal and herbaceous freshness with its "green fruitiness".

The taste

Intense and powerful taste with a nice length in the mouth. It is subtly spicy supported by a slight bitterness.

The Sommelier's little extra

Food & Wine Pairings

A nice starter: Tuna tataki just snacked with these crunchy vegetables and its green sauce (parsley, coriander and chives).

Service

Pour a drizzle before serving the dish.