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Oleum Laguna

Villaconejos · D.O.P. Aceites de Madrid · Comunidad de Madrid

“We harvest early, mill cold, and keep it simple - the goal is that the olive speaks first.”

- Pedro Laguna, founder and producer

Place & Heritage

Oleum Laguna is based in Villaconejos, in the southeast of the Community of Madrid, an area historically linked to olive growing and now recognized under the D.O.P. Aceites de Madrid.

The project is rooted in ecological agriculture and local production, with a clear focus on quality over volume. From the outset, Oleum Laguna was conceived as a modern almazara built around early harvest, freshness, and respect for the raw material rather than industrial scale.

Origins & Continuity

Nosing Oleum Laguna olive oil, Madrid almazara

Oleum Laguna is a founder-led, family-run project. Pedro Laguna established the almazara with the aim of producing organic extra virgin olive oils that reflect Madrid’s landscape and varieties with honesty and precision.

The project remains closely managed, with direct involvement in grove management, harvest decisions, and oil production. Continuity here is expressed through control: from tree to bottle, decisions are taken with long-term quality and land stewardship in mind.

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Groves, Land & Varieties

Freshly harvested olives on mill conveyor belt

Key olive varieties include:

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Arbequina - valued for aromatic softness and balance

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Cornicabra - a historic central-Spain variety, offering structure, bitterness, and intensity

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Hojiblanca - contributing herbal freshness

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Picual - used selectively for depth and stability

Production Philosophy

ULU organic olive oil bottle by Oleum Laguna
Glass of fresh olive oil at almazara tank
Stainless steel storage tanks, Oleum Laguna almazara Madrid

Production at Oleum Laguna is defined by early harvest and first cold extraction at very low temperatures. The objective is to protect the olive’s natural expression - green fruit, herbaceous notes, bitterness and pungency in balance - without masking or manipulation.

Technology is used as a tool for precision and hygiene, never as a stylistic shortcut. Each oil is designed to be expressive, clean, and food-driven.

Oils

Each harvest is different, and variation is embraced as part of authenticity.

Oils

Bottle of Loa 77 organic EVOO, Hojiblanca-Picual blend
Loa 77

Organic limited edition EVOO, a blend of Hojiblanca and Picual, marked by intensity, freshness, and complexity

Oleum Laguna de Blas EVOO, 100% organic Cornicabra
Oleum Laguna de Blas 100% Cornicabra

Organic Cornicabra, structured and expressive, with notes of tomato leaf, apple, almond, and artichoke

Oleum Laguna de Blas blend, Arbequina and Cornicabra
Oleum Laguna de Blas Arbequina & Cornicabra

Organic blend combining softness and structure, with green fruit and herbal notes

Ó de Oleum organic EVOO, Madrid flagship olive oil
Ó de Oleum

Organic extra virgin olive oil positioned as a flagship expression of the house style

Awards & Recognition

Ó de Oleum organic EVOO bottles, 10cl format

Oleum Laguna has received national and international recognition for quality and organic production, including:

• Premio Club Gourmets - Best Product distinction
• ECOTRAMA - Gold Medal for organic EVOO
• EVOOLEUM Top 100 - inclusion for Loa 77 among the world’s top extra virgin olive oils

Visiting the Mill

Visits to Oleum Laguna focus on understanding olive oil through taste and process rather than spectacle. Tastings are guided, calm, and educational, offering insight into organic farming, early harvest oils, and varietal expression.

Visits are typically by appointment.

Taste early-harvest oils to understand freshness and structure
Compare Cornicabra and Arbequina-led expressions
Discuss food pairing and everyday use of high-quality EVOO

Why It Matters

Oleum Laguna matters because it expands the idea of Madrid Wine Country into a broader landscape of quality food production. It shows that Madrid is not only capable of serious wine, but also of producing internationally recognized organic extra virgin olive oil, rooted in place, restraint, and continuity.