The intense and refreshing touch of our citrus
Gospa Citrus citrus fruits are the result of careful organic cultivation in one of the most privileged areas in the world for thousands of years: the paradise of the Alcores of Seville.
The wild essence of our exotic fruits
Our exotic fruits, organically cultivated in the Alcores of Seville, combine the purity of nature and tradition. Enjoy their unique and authentic flavor, straight from a privileged environment.
About us
Gospa Citrus is the 4th generation of a family dedicated to the cultivation and sale of organic citrus fruits. Located in Mairena del Alcor (Seville), it is inspired by Amadora Gahona, a 3rd generation family member dedicated to organic citrus cultivation, and one of her children. They fulfill a century-long commitment with a single passion: preserving this beautiful Seville natural heritage, so cherished, and sharing it with the whole world.
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Calle Herreros, 52
Mairena del Alcor 41510 – Seville
Satisfied customers
Gospa Citrus is a company with integrity, producing organic citrus of the highest quality. Visiting Gospa Citrus, we learned about the organic production methods and got to taste wonderful oranges. Grateful thanks to Gospa Citrus for their invaluable advice in my research for ‘The Orange Grove’.
Sunshine in a jar is how I describe the marmalade made from the beautiful organic Seville oranges from Gospacitrus. Grown with love and passion. Thank you.
I absolutely love all the citrus fruits from Gospacitrus, but a special mention must be for their Seville oranges; they make the most divine marmalade, with a perfect almost aromatic fragrance. They yield lots of juice, and the peel to pith ratio makes for award winning marmalade with a superb set. I love their story too, it’s a very human story of passion and the desire to grow citrus fruits to the time honoured methods of this part of Spain. I unreservedly recommend all their citrus fruits, but especially their Seville oranges for all you avid marmalade makers out there.
I regularly use Seville Oranges grown by Amadora. The fruit is fragrant with an intensely sharp, sour flavour. Perfect for making a beautifully bitter traditional marmalade. In 2019 I received two stars in the Great Taste Awards for a marmalade using oranges grown by Amadora. The judges said… “an intense orange flavour and a punchy bitterness….the peel exploding with taste as you bite into its soft and plump flesh. Long aftertaste with lingering citrus and sweet notes on the palate. A super marmalade…”.
Gospa Citrus fruit is the best and not just because it’s from Seville, but because their orchards have been tended to for generations with love and you can taste this. For me, only Amadora and Jose’s oranges will do when making marmalade. They consistently yield the best results.
It’s SO hard for me to find organic Seville oranges! Gospa Citrus is the best. I was SO happy when I finally found them. I LOVE the marmalade made from these amazing oranges. I just put in on my toast in the morning to get an amazing dose all of the incredible health benefits any time of the year. Not only are the oranges amazing, the folks who run Gospa are lovely human beings, I’m so thankful for their commitment to high standards for food quality and they are just a dream to interact with – always kind, detail oriented and they just have so much love for what they do. It’s an honor to be able to support their passion and their business.
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Latest news
- The season of Passion Fruit, that divine gift, beginsby Seville Oranges on February 26, 2024 at 4:17 pm
Passion fruit is the edible fruit of the passion fruit, a climbing plant native to Paraguay, whose scientific name is Passiflora edulis. This fruit, highly appreciated in the world of food, is also known as passion fruit for the reasons we will discuss below. The name Maracuja comes from what the Guarani Indians called this La entrada The season of Passion Fruit, that divine gift, begins aparece primero en Seville Oranges.
- SANNA FYRING LIEDGRENby Seville Oranges on January 19, 2024 at 5:30 pm
My name is Sanna Fyring Liedgren and I started my marmalade business Marmeladeriet in 2015. Before that, I worked as a food stylist and a recipe creator for books and magazines. I first fell in love with the English tradition of making potted fruits and marmalade during my studies in London in the early 1990s. La entrada SANNA FYRING LIEDGREN aparece primero en Seville Oranges.
- EPISODE #8 CAVIAR LIME – PARADISE GOSPA CITRUS IN SEVILLEby Seville Oranges on January 8, 2024 at 9:00 am
They are small and elongated, almost resembling gherkins, containing tiny spherical vessels filled with tart juice that is sometimes called Lime or Citrus Caviar. Also called Finger Lime. When it comes to taste, finger limes are tart and tangy, with a burst of citrusy flavor that is both sweet and sour — and sometimes bitter, La entrada EPISODE #8 CAVIAR LIME – PARADISE GOSPA CITRUS IN SEVILLE aparece primero en Seville Oranges.