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Specialty Foods From The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation

In our native Patwin language, séka means blue. By naming our line of agricultural products Séka Hills, we honor the blue hills that overlook our homeland as well as our language and heritage.

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Five bottles of Seka Hills Extra Virgin California Olive Oil with black labels, colorful text indicating different flavors, and a branch of green olives and leaves in front, set against a white tiled background.

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A gift basket containing bottles of olive oil, jars of honey and asparagus, bags of almonds and seasoning, and bottles of vinegar, arranged on a wooden table.

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A bowl of cooked rice with green vegetables such as asparagus, edamame, and mint leaves, with a bottle of cooking oil being poured over it. In the background, there are garlic bulbs, asparagus, mint leaves, and a piece of cheese on a wooden board.

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Estate grown on tribal land

Séka Hills certified extra virgin olive oils, estate wines, honey and agricultural products reflect the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation’s deep, millennia-long connection with the fertile land of the Capay Valley. Séka Hills is focused on producing only the finest quality products that thrive in the unique Capay Valley environment.

“Aptly known as Séka Hills—“blue hills” in the Patwin language—the idyllic landscape is home to a sustainable farming operation run by the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation. And they’re making some of the best extra-virgin olive oil in the world.”

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