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Visited their emplacement in Baena twice in the past 6 years and were greeted by Paco Nūnez de Prado himself. We’ve been buying this best olive oil ever since.
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Date of experience: February 2019
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We took a detour to visit Nunez de Prado and wished we hadn’t bothered. After wandering around the bodega, we eventually found an office and asked about a tour. A man switched on a 5- minute video for us, pointed to a couple of rooms (no real explanation of what they were) and then left us. There was no option to taste or buy the oil. …
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Date of experience: October 2018
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There are 3 things wrapped into one at this location--on the street with a very nice public park. We initially went to the olive processing area to get a tour of the facility and to see how olives were processed in the traditional way. The owner did a great job and was very entertaining. He showed us the presses, storage areas and the loading docks--as well as a 500 year old olive tree on the property. After our tour of the grounds, which are beautiful, he took us to the dining area where we had a very nice meal with lots of local wine and olive oil! All of the olive oils from this most famous region are excellent and very good. He pointed out the rooms that were available for overnight guests. We did not get to see any of them, but I know it is safe to assume that the are very nice.…
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Date of experience: November 2017
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Granted we showed up unannounced, but on our drive from Granada to Cordoba, we traveled through the olive country hoping for an English tour & olive oil tasting. Unfortunately for us, no one was available who spoke English to show us around. We didn't even see a store to buy any olive oil on the premises. It looks like a large place that handles mostly bus tours.…
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Date of experience: March 2017
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