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Fruttato Intenso Extra Virgin Organic Olive Oil
Vendor: Marcinase
$24.95
Delicate aroma of artichokes, tomato and elderberry... Puglia region, first press, cold press, Coratina olives, ORGANIC. Magnificent!
Organic
The delicate aroma of artichokes, tomato, and elderberry transport the senses to a bountiful Puglia garden, while select Coratina olives harvested at the peak of maturity produce an exotic emerald topaz color. This full-bodied cold press organic oil juxtaposes bitter and spicy, making it the ideal choice when preparing bruschetta, sauces, lentils and beans, boiled vegetables, and dips.
500 ml bottle, from Italy's Puglia region, first press, cold press.
(Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil)
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Wow!February 24, 2026
by Pat Norton (Tuscaloosa, AL)
Really green. It overpowers in a vinaigrette, but is perfect as a light drizzle on a salad or in bruschettas. Haven't used it as a dip for bread, but imagine it will be my new favorite.
December 15, 2025by TIMOTHY WARK (OCEAN CITY, NJ)
May 20, 2026by Richard Wetzel (Akron, OH)
John BirdMay 05, 2026
by john bird (Midlothian, TX)
6th star would work!
