Lumìa · 500 mL
Discover the fresh, aromatic and peppery character of our early-harvest Italian extra virgin olive oil.
Meet Lumìa, an early-harvest, cold-extracted Italian extra virgin olive oil with polyphenols measured at 564 mg/kg at milling. Fresh, intense and beautifully peppery — rooted in Italian olive-growing tradition.
Choose a single bottle, a three-bottle format or a six-bottle format. Every bottle contains 500 mL of Lumìa Italian extra virgin olive oil.
Discover the fresh, aromatic and peppery character of our early-harvest Italian extra virgin olive oil.
Keep Lumìa in your kitchen for daily cooking, salads, vegetables, pasta and sharing at the table.
A generous supply of Italian extra virgin olive oil for regular use, entertaining and sharing with family.
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Start with one bottle to discover Lumìa, or choose three or six bottles for regular use. The olive oil is the same in every format.
Polyphenols are naturally occurring compounds found in extra virgin olive oil . Their concentration varies with olive variety, harvest timing, extraction and storage. A measured value should always be interpreted alongside the date and conditions of testing. Learn more about polyphenol-rich olive oil and the factors that influence its composition.
Harvest timing influences the olive's composition and the character of the resulting oil. Early-harvest oils often have pronounced bitterness and pepperiness. Learn how to evaluate freshness, origin and quality in our guide to choosing extra virgin olive oil .
Lumìa recorded 564 mg/kg of polyphenols at milling. This production-time result should not be interpreted as a guarantee of the concentration in every bottle today. Learn more about the research behind extra virgin olive oil benefits . For independent academic research, visit the UC Davis Olive Center .
Clear origin, harvest information and relevant laboratory documentation help customers understand what a quality claim actually establishes. The European Commission explains EU olive oil classifications and marketing standards. The International Olive Council provides information on olive oil chemistry and international standards.
Clear answers about polyphenols, olive oil quality and choosing Lumìa.
High-polyphenol olive oil is extra virgin olive oil containing a measurable concentration of naturally occurring phenolic compounds. There is no universally established threshold defining the marketing term “high-polyphenol.”
Lumìa was measured at 564 mg/kg of polyphenols at milling. The figure describes the measurement at production, not a guaranteed concentration in every bottle today.
Look for documented measurements, authentic extra virgin classification, transparent origin and harvest information. Fresh bitterness and pepperiness can be associated with certain phenolic compounds, but taste alone cannot establish a laboratory concentration.
Review the laboratory testing method, date, harvest and production lot, where available. Confirm that any published result corresponds to the oil being offered. A result measured at milling should not be described as a current measurement without retesting.
Lumìa reflects Milan Truffle's connection to Italian olive oil heritage. Early-harvest olives and cold extraction contribute to its fresh aroma, distinctive bitterness and peppery finish.
Crafted for people who value authentic Italian ingredients, Lumìa brings the character of extra virgin olive oil to everyday cooking and the table.
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