Aceites Cazorla

Aceites Cazorla, located in the town of Cazorla, is a cooperative oil mill founded in 1951 with about 2,000 member farmers from the towns of Cazorla, La Iruela, Peal de Becerro, Quesada and Santo Tomé, as well as other residents from different geographical areas in Spain that mainly continue their farming operations on a share-cropping basis.

At Aceites Cazorla the olive groves of Picual variety and the native Royal de Cazorla are cultivated using traditional methods influenced by the existing microclimate due to its proximity to the Nature Park and Sierra of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas which differentiates and distinguishes its Extra Virgin Olive oils from other parts of the geography of the province of Jaén, certified by the Regulatory Board for the Sierra de Cazorla Denomination of Origin. The cooperative has been recently recognised by the Provincial Government of Jaén with the distinction Oleo Tour Jaén as an oil mill that may be visited. On site it has a store.