Family groves · Pozzallo and Palma di Montechiaro, Sicily

Noi non parliamo alle piante. Noi ascoltiamo le piante.

We do not speak to the plants. We listen to them. One Italian extra virgin olive oil for every day, and two truffle oils for the plate — all built on the same base, with the numbers printed rather than implied.

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564 mg/kgTotal polyphenols, Lumìa
Below 0.25%Free acidity — the legal ceiling is 0.8%
Cold extractedNo heat applied during extraction
500 mL dark glassProtects the oil from light
One family · One base oil

Choose according to flavor and use.

Lumìa is the everyday olive oil — it works in the pan and over the plate. The two truffle oils are made from the same Italian extra virgin base, for the dishes that ask for something more. They are not interchangeable.

Everyday · cooking and finishing

Lumìa

564 mg/kg total polyphenols · below 0.25% acidity · 500 mL

Medium fruity, with a fragrance of herbs and tomatoes. Bitter and pepper balanced. Stable enough for the pan, and still tastes of the fruit when poured raw.

Best for: legumes, vegetable soup, red meat, matured cheese, dressings, everyday cooking.

Finishing only · added after cooking

The truffle oils

Italian extra virgin base · infused · 250 mL

White is delicate — garlic-and-shallot aroma from Tuber magnatum Pico. Black is earthier and deeper, from summer truffle, Tuber aestivum. Both go on after the heat is off, never into the pan.

Best for: eggs, risotto, fresh pasta, roasted vegetables, red meat, pizza out of the oven.

Verify before you buy

Specific figures, not quality language.

A number is only worth something if you know what was measured and what it tells you. This is what we publish, and why each one matters.

Polyphenols measured

564 mg/kg total in Lumìa. Polyphenols carry the bitterness and the peppery finish, and they decline as an oil ages.

Free acidity below 0.25%

Extra virgin allows up to 0.8%. This sits well inside the grade rather than at its edge.

Origin stated in full

Grown, harvested and milled in Italy. Not blended with oil from other countries.

The family olive grove at Palma di Montechiaro, Agrigento, Sicily
The Lumìa family

The grove comes before the bottle.

Our family has grown olives in Sicily for generations. The decisions that decide what ends up in the bottle — when to prune, when to leave the soil alone, when the fruit is ready — are not made on a calendar. They are made by watching the trees.

For more than thirty years those observations have been written down: harvest timing, how each plant behaved season to season, what the soil was doing, which interventions helped and which did nothing.

Noi non parliamo alle piante. Noi ascoltiamo le piante. We do not speak to the plants. We listen to them.

Meet the family
Choose · Cook · Finish

Choose your Milan Truffle oil.

Start with Lumìa if you want one bottle that does everything. Add a truffle oil when the plate asks for it. Product pages carry the full details.

For finishing Milan Truffle white truffle extra virgin olive oil, 250 mL

White Truffle

Garlic-and-shallot aroma, delicate rather than heavy — Tuber magnatum Pico over an Italian extra virgin base.

BaseItalian EVOO
TruffleTuber magnatum Pico
UseAfter cooking only
Format250 mL
★ 5.0 · 22 reviews

$45.00

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For finishing Milan Truffle black truffle extra virgin olive oil, 250 mL

Black Truffle

Earthier and deeper than white — summer truffle, Tuber aestivum, over the same Italian extra virgin base.

BaseItalian EVOO
TruffleTuber aestivum
UseAfter cooking only
Format250 mL
★ 4.86 · 7 reviews

$38.99

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Pozzallo, Ragusa · Palma di Montechiaro, Agrigento

The place behind the oil.

Our groves sit in two parts of Sicily — Pozzallo in the province of Ragusa, and Palma di Montechiaro in the province of Agrigento. Harvest timing, careful milling and cold extraction are what carry the fruit into the bottle.

Milan Truffle imports and ships from Miami, so U.S. orders travel a short, documented route from the grove to the table.

Olive Oil 101
Sicilian olives at the beginning of invaiatura, when the fruit starts to change colour
One base oil · Two ways to finish

Start with Lumìa, then add the truffle when the plate asks for it.

Every bottle carries its harvest date. The laboratory results behind the figures on this page are published in full.

Milan Truffle Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Origin
Product of Italy
Harvest
Fall 2025
Extraction
Cold extracted
Polyphenols
564 mg/kg at harvest
Free acidity
<0.25%
Bottle
500 mL dark glass
Use
Cooking and finishing

Polyphenol figure from laboratory analysis at harvest.