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This Arbosana is a nice, delicate, fruity, aromatic oil. The profile has moderate intensity fruitiness, low bitterness, and low pungency. It is pleasantly complex, with light, ripe-apple and green-apple, plus minty fruit flavors. It is well-balanced, complex, and fresh. In a competition, it would win a gold medal as a delicate intensity oil. -
This is a spicy-green, perfectly balanced, robust Coratina olive oil. Its aroma is fabulous, and the fruitiness, bitterness, and pungency are well-balanced and harmonious between the aroma and taste profiles. The aroma is very green, with floral notes of lavender, thyme, and mint, as well as hints of herbs and green apple. The flavor deepens into tart green apple and banana, along with bitter nettles and mustard greens, and offers a capsicum finish that is bright; yet, the bitterness and almost tannic feeling linger in the mouth. Versatile and perfectly paired with almost any balsamic vinegar, this blend delivers full and rich overall flavors. -
This oil is the classic Picual from Jaén, Spain. Tomato-forward in every way, with a strong initial aroma of tomato leaves and fresh-cut grass. The flavor then continues in the mouth as green tomato, bell pepper, fresh lettuce, and bitter endive, before rounding into a warming black peppercorn finish with hints of baking spices and warm cinnamon. As the oil lingers on the palate, a cool minty note lingers beautifully. Well balanced in aroma and taste, this is not overly bitter, and the pungency is bright and spicy but not throatcatching. Perfect for scrambling eggs, frying bread for a breakfast sandwich or pan con tomate, roasting potatoes, and searing meats, this oil can be used from breakfast to dinner and everything in between. Use for a tomato confit, for roasting cherry tomatoes, in a simple pasta sauce, or for drizzling over caponata. Another favorite use is to use in Dahl, Chili Paneer, or other Indian cuisine. With a blend of vegetal notes, tomato, and black pepper, this oil’s flavor profile pairs beautifully with many Indian and Southeast Asian-style dishes.
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Inspired by Milanese cooking, our Gremolata is true to recipe: primarily freshly cut parsley combined with delicate aromas of lemon zest and fresh garlic. The quintessential oil for Osso Bucco or any northern Italian pasta or risotto creation, this infused EVOO is also the perfect complement for finishing scrambled eggs and seafood. Pair with any fruit vinegar or balsamic for an exciting salad dressing. Vinegar Pairings: Traditional 18 Year, Meyer Lemon, Mango, Pinot Grigio, Balsamico Bianco Complements: Omelettes, Risotto, Lamb, Osso Bucco, Grilled Seafood, Potatoes Suggestions: ● Brush on any seafood or poultry after baking or grilling. ● Serve with osso bucco, veal or other slow braised dishes for a zip of flavor. ● Drizzle over wedged potatoes and roast. ● Saute with bread crumbs, sprinkle on vegetables and roast ● Toss with pasta, tomatoes and cheese ● Drizzle to finish vegetable risottos or scrambled eggs
