SMALL PACKWalnuts in shell 1 kg
Chandler variety · Portugal
€7.50 / kg
GROWN IN ALENTEJO, PORTUGAL
Good walnuts.
Good walnuts.
Honest roots.
From our little corner of the Portuguese countryside, straight to your kitchen. Carefully grown walnuts, without chemical treatments — simply the way we believe they should be.
38° N ALENTEJOSMALL GROVE. SIMPLE PHILOSOPHY.
Portuguese origin
Our own grove in Vila Nova da Baronia
No chemical treatments
A straightforward, low-intervention approach
Direct from the grower
Know where your walnuts come from
European delivery
€10 shipping · Free with 25 kg
ROOTED INPORTUGAL
A DIFFERENT KIND OF WALNUTReal food has
Real food has
a place of origin.
Ours is Vila Nova da Baronia, a historic Alentejo village in southern Portugal, with its own agricultural traditions and a new chapter in boutique hospitality.
Walnutz started with a simple idea: walnuts should come with a story you can trace. These are Chandler walnuts grown in our own grove, where we choose not to use chemical treatments on the trees.
We are a small-scale grower, not an anonymous supermarket brand. When you buy from us, you know the place, the trees and the people behind your food.
Take a look around the grove
DISCOVER OUR HOME
Vila Nova
Vila Nova
da Baronia.
Eight centuries of history, open skies and a slower way of living.
Our walnuts grow just outside Vila Nova da Baronia, in the municipality of Alvito, in Portugal's Alentejo region. The village's documented origins reach back to 1257, and it received its first royal charter in 1280. Today, whitewashed houses, old churches and agricultural land still give it a distinct sense of place.
Alongside that heritage, there is renewed interest in welcoming visitors. The Green House Alentejo, a boutique hotel in the heart of the village, opened with six suites. It has announced a significant expansion, with additional rooms, a restaurant, spa, pool and wellbeing spaces, supported by Portugal 2030 funding.
To us, Vila Nova da Baronia is more than an address on a package. It is the landscape, community and farming tradition behind Walnutz.
Discover The Green HouseVillage history: local parish council · Hotel development: The Green House.
OUR GROVE, VILA NOVA DA BARONIAAlentejo, Portugal
EST.1257LOCAL HISTORY
FARM TO TABLE
Choose your walnutz.
Our Chandler walnuts are sold in their shells. Choose from 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg and 25 kg bags. The 25 kg bag offers our lowest price per kilo and free shipping within Europe.
SMALL PACK€7.50
FAMILY PACKWalnuts in shell 5 kg
Chandler variety · Portugal
€6.50 / kg Save €5
PANTRY PACKWalnuts in shell 10 kg
Chandler variety · Portugal
€6.00 / kg Save €15
BEST VALUE · FREE SHIPPINGWalnuts in shell 25 kg
Chandler variety · Portugal
€5.00 / kg Save €62.50
Good to know: Minimum product order €20 (before delivery). Shipping is €10 per order within Europe, or free when your order includes a 25 kg bag. Stock, destination and applicable import conditions are confirmed before payment.
FROM HARVEST TO SIZE SORTING
How we prepare
How we prepare
our walnuts.
A careful, practical process that keeps the walnuts simple, traceable and ready for sale.
Once the walnuts are ready, we begin by picking them during harvest. The green outer husk is then removed by hand, followed by washing the walnuts to clean them before drying.
After washing, the walnuts are dried in our drying machine to reduce moisture and help them store properly. Once dry, they are calibrated by size. The walnuts we sell here are sorted into a commercial size range of approximately 28 mm to 36 mm.
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Picked at harvest
The walnuts are collected from the grove when ready.
02
Green husk removed by hand
We manually remove the outer green shell after picking.
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Washed and dried
The walnuts are washed, then dried in the machine shown here.
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Calibrated by size
After drying, they are sorted into sizes between 28 and 36.
A LOOK BEHIND THE LABELA little closer
A little closer
to the land.
These are photographs from our actual walnut grove and harvest in Portugal — no stock pictures, no borrowed stories.
STRAIGHT FROM OUR GROVEYour box of
Your box of
Portugal.
Build your order below. Shipping is €10, or free with any 25 kg bag. We confirm availability and delivery details before accepting payment.
Minimum walnuts order
€20, excluding shipping
€20, excluding shipping
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Walnuts in shell1 kg pack · €7.50
Walnuts in shell5 kg pack · €32.50
Walnuts in shell10 kg bag · €60.00
Walnuts in shell25 kg bag · €125.00 · Free shipping
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THE PRACTICAL DETAILSGood questions.
Good questions.
Simple answers.
Where do Walnutz walnuts come from?
Our walnuts come from our own grove in Vila Nova da Baronia in Alentejo, Portugal. We grow Chandler walnut trees.
Do you use pesticides or other chemicals?
We do not use chemical treatments on our walnut trees. We do not claim certified organic status.
Are the walnuts shelled?
These packs contain walnuts in their hard shells. Crack them at home when you want to use them.
Where do you deliver, and how much does it cost?
We offer shipping within Europe for €10 per order, or free with any 25 kg bag (including mixed orders). We confirm shipping availability for your destination before payment; non-EU countries may have additional import requirements.
What is the minimum order?
Our minimum order is €20 worth of walnuts, before any shipping fee. Three 1 kg packs or one 5 kg pack would meet the minimum.
How should I store walnuts?
Keep the walnuts cool, dry and away from direct sunlight. Check the label on your delivered pack for its lot and best-before details.
How are the walnuts processed after harvest?
We pick the walnuts, remove the green outer husk by hand, wash them, dry them in our drying machine and then calibrate them by size. The walnuts sold here are sorted into sizes between 28 mm and 36 mm.
What is special about Vila Nova da Baronia?
Our home village is part of the historic Alentejo region. Its origins go back to the thirteenth century, and its rural traditions continue today. The village is also attracting boutique hospitality investment, including an expansion of The Green House Alentejo.