Conegliano · Veneto
Just a few steps from the historic center of Conegliano, the “Riva di Conegliano” olive grove preserves more than 300 trees in an agricultural landscape rich in history and biodiversity. Alongside the olive trees grow wild herbs, fruit trees and other tree species, making the land a small natural ecosystem.
Facing south, on the slope of the hill, it is a place where nature, history and cultivation coexist in balance, giving life to an extra virgin olive oil rich in aroma and nuance.
THE OLIVE GROVE
1.5 hectares of olive trees on the southern slope of the Conegliano hill, between the historic center, the castle and nature.
A place of living agriculture, where history, landscape and cultivation coexist in balance.
Varieties and oil
Over 300 trees of different varieties contribute to an extra virgin olive oil rich in aroma, nuance and character.
Biodiversity
Among the olive trees grow fruit trees, spontaneous plants and tree species that make the land a small natural ecosystem.
An olive grove overlooking a historic landscape, just a few steps from the heart of the town.
Extra virgin olive oil
A careful process designed to preserve the aromas, balance and character of our extra virgin olive oil.
The olives are harvested by hand in mid-October and taken to the mill within 48 hours.
Processing takes place cold, below 25°C, followed by bottling in 500 ml and 750 ml formats.
Visits and contact
Discover up close the story of the Riva di Conegliano olive grove, the ancient walls and the panorama over the hills.
In every season the olive grove offers a different atmosphere: colour, scent and tranquillity that changes over time.
During the visit, we share the story of the grove, its land, the olive varieties, and the fascinating world of beekeeping.
The bees
Bees are a precious presence in the olive grove: small guardians of biodiversity and its natural balance.
Since 2020, Veronica has placed several hives within the land and produces wildflower honey for family use.
Beekeeping is a practice of careful observation, shaped by the seasons and guided by respect for the bees’ natural rhythms.