[1] An outstanding EVOO in an exquisite bottle (photos #1 and #2 © Oliviers & Co).

[2] The bottle arrives in a gift box, ready to bestow upon a lucky person. It includes a pouring spout.

[3] Green olives, freshly harvested and washed, ready to crush into oil (photos #3 and #4 © Sabatino Leone, whose olives are crushed into this oil).

[4] Enjoy the oil straight on bread, greens or grains.

For the holiday season, treat yourself or a foodie friend to this special bottling of extra-virgin Christmas olive oil from Oliviers & Co (photos #1 and #2).

It’s called “Christmas” olive oil because it’s an exceptional oil bottled only once a year, in a limited edition.

This superb Italian Grand Cru olive oil is packaged in an exquisite bottle dressed with gold, that’s a “keeper” in of itself. The design features the branches of a tree of life.

You can keep it as kitchen decor, or refill it with other olive oil to brighten up the table all year round.

What’s inside that’s just as memorable.
 
 
WHAT MAKES A MEMORABLE OLIVE OIL

 
As with wine grapes, terroir* is destiny for olives. The Sabatino Leone estate benefits from the Mediterranean climate and an exceptional piece of land. These give the oil unique aromatic notes that are appreciated by all lovers of fine olive oils.
 
In its beautiful bottle and gift box, this is an impeccable gift for a fine food lover.

Enjoy it on bread, carpaccio, cooked vegetables, goat cheese, greens, grilled shrimp and scallops…and straight from the spoon†.
 
 
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ABOUT OLIVIERS & CO

For 25 years, Oliviers & Co has offered specialty foods from the finest groves in the Mediterranean: olive oils, vinegars and more.

Bottled in France’s Haute-Provence, behind each bottle are strict guidelines of selection, quality and traceability.

Oliviers means “olive trees” (single olivier, from the Latin oliva, olive).

While most people think of piquant olives as a vegetable, olives are fruits—the fruits of the olive tree, like apples are the fruits of the apple tree.
 
 
MORE ABOUT OLIVE OIL

The History Of Olive Oil

Extra Virgin Olive Oil: An Overview

Glossary Of Olive Oil Types & Terminology

How To Taste Olive Oil (And Have A Tasting Party!)

The Different Flavors Of Olive Oil

Why You Should Replace Butter With Olive Oil

Food Fun: An Olive Oil Martini

Beware Of Fake italian Olive Oil

*Terroir, pronounced tur-WAH, is a French agricultural term referring to the unique set of environmental factors in a specific habitat that affect a crop’s qualities. It includes climate, elevation, proximity to a body of water, slant of the land, soil type and amount of sun. These environmental characteristics give a fruit or vegetable its unique character.

†The FDA recommends two tablespoons of olive oil per day for heart-healthy benefits. There are many ways to incorporate olive oil into your diet. We try to have it at lunch in a salad, but we have it on toast for breakfast, and mix it into Greek yogurt, too. A fine EVOO is a delicious condiment!