Medals & products
Awards
Vert Intense
Gold medal: Concours des huiles d'olives - Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur - 2024
Silver medal: Concours des huiles d'olives - Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur - 2023
Gold medal: Concours Général Agricole de Paris - 2022
Gold medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2022
Silver medal: Concours des Huiles d’Olive de France en Appellation d’Origine Protégée - Nyons 2022
Gold medal: Concours des huiles d'olives - Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur - 2020
Silver medal: Concours des Huiles d’Olive de France en Appellation d’Origine Protégée - Nyons 2020
Gold medal: Concours Général Agricole de Paris - 2019
Silver medal: Concours national de Draguignan - 2019
Gold medal: Concours Général Agricole de Paris - 2017
Silver medal: Concours des huiles d'olives - Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur - 2016
Bronze medal: 11th China International Olive Oli Competition - China - 2016
Gold medal: Concours des huiles d'olives - Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur - 2015
Maturé Noir
Gold medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2024
Gold medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2023
Gold medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2022
Silver medal: Concours des Huiles d’Olive de France en Appellation d’Origine Protégée - Nyons 2022
Gold medal: Concours des Huiles d’Olive de France en Appellation d’Origine Protégée - Nyons 2021
Products
Gold medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2024 (Tapenade verte)
Silver medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2024 (Pâte d’olive verte à la tomate)
Gold medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2023 (Olives de Serge)
Gold medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2022 (Olives de Serge)
Bronze medal: Concours Foire de Brignoles - 2022 (Pâte d’olive verte à la tomate)
Olive Oil
Honey
The bee hives
We have 8 bee hives, nestled between the olive groves and a lavender field. The bees travel up to 3 km in search of pollen and nectar, but most of them stay in the lavender. Walking through the field, you can hear the bees buzz!
Extracting the honey
We extract the honey in August, when the uppers of the hives are full. Keep in mind that the lower part of the hive is also full of honey, but we leave that for the bees to eat!
We carefully take out the frames, which are heavy with honey. Back at the house, we scape off the layer of wax and use a centrifuge to extract the honey.
The thick honey flows out into 20 litre buckets which sit covered for 8 days before we transfer the honey into glass jars.