Cookie Policy

Website owner: D.O. Protegida Aceite de Lucena.

Address: C/ Sevilla, 5, C.P. 14900 Lucena – Córdoba.
Telephone: +34 957 503 325.
Fax: +34 957 503 325.
Email: info@dolucena.com.

1. What Cookies Are and Why We Use Them on This Website

A cookie is a file downloaded to a user’s device when accessing certain webpages to store and retrieve information about browsing carried out from that device.

Cookies allow a website, among other things, to store and retrieve information about users’ decisions and habits. On this website, we use them to improve the browsing experience, identify and remember registered users and facilitate navigation.

The use of cookies does not provide the user’s personal data.

Users can configure their browser not to accept cookies. In that case, personalisation will not apply, although they may continue browsing our websites normally.

More information on what cookies are and how they work is available on Wikipedia.

2. What Types of Cookies Does Our Website Use?

Depending on their duration, cookies may be session or persistent cookies. Session cookies expire when the browser closes. Persistent cookies expire when their purpose has been fulfilled—for example, keeping a user identified on the website—or when manually deleted.

Depending on their purpose, cookies may also be classified as follows:

Performance cookies: These remember preferences for tools available within services, so they do not need to be configured each time a user visits. Examples include:

Volume settings for video or audio players.

Video transmission speeds compatible with the browser.

Geolocation cookies: These identify the country from which a website or service is requested. This cookie is completely anonymous and is used only to tailor content to the user’s location.

Registration cookies: These are generated when users register or subsequently log in, and identify them on websites and services for the following purposes:

Keeping users identified if they close a service, website, browser or computer and return later, making browsing easier without logging in again. This function can be cancelled by selecting “Log out”, which deletes the cookie so the user must log in again on their next visit.

Checking whether a user is authorised to access certain services or website functions.

Some services may also use third-party connectors such as Facebook, Twitter or Google. When users register with social network or other third-party credentials, they authorise a persistent cookie that remembers their identity and grants access until it expires. Users can delete this cookie and revoke social-network access by updating their preferences on that network.

Analytics cookies: Each time a user visits a website or service, an external provider’s tool, such as Google Analytics or comScore, generates an analytics cookie on the user’s device. This cookie is generated during the visit and anonymously identifies the visitor. Its main purposes are:

Allowing anonymous identification of browsing users through the cookie, which identifies browsers and devices rather than people, to estimate visitor numbers and trends over time.

Anonymously identifying the most visited content and therefore the content most attractive to users.

Determining whether users are new or returning visitors.

Advertising cookies: These expand information about advertisements shown to anonymous users. They may store the duration or frequency of advertising displays, interactions with advertisements, or browsing and behavioural patterns to build an advertising interest profile. This allows advertising tailored to user interests.

3. How to Disable Cookies in Your Browser

Most browsers allow users to configure whether to accept cookies and which ones. These settings are normally found under “Options” or “Preferences” in the browser menu.

Instructions for the main browsers are:

Chrome: Settings → Show advanced settings → Privacy → Content settings.
For more information, consult Google support or browser help.

Firefox: Tools → Options → Privacy → History → Use custom settings.
For more information, consult Mozilla support or browser help.

Internet Explorer: Tools → Internet Options → Privacy → Settings.
For more information, consult Microsoft support or browser help.

Safari: Preferences → Security.
For more information, consult Apple support or browser help.

Detailed information about the new Spanish Cookie Law is available in this PDF document.