Mallafré Gourmet Olive Oil Pressed with Rosemary

: Mallafré Gourmet Olive Oil Pressed with Rosemary

Mallafré Gourmet Olive Oil Pressed with Rosemary

from: Mallafre



 : Mallafré Gourmet Olive Oil Pressed with Rosemary
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Price: $8.75
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Binding: Misc.
Brand: Hot Paella
EAN: 0876235000326
Label: Mallafre
Manufacturer: Mallafre
Publisher: Mallafre
Studio: Mallafre



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Product DescriptionFragrant Rosemary pressed with sun-ripened Arbequina Olives A masterpiece in culinary artistry. Unlike other herb oils, this olive oil is not flavored or infused, but rater the oil-rich sprigs of fresh rosemary are pressed together with the ripe olives and allowed to naturally separate and mellow. The result: a fragrant Extra Virgin Olive Oil of the highest quality with a light scent and subtle rosemary after taste. The rosemary flavor is remarkable subtle upon initial tasting allowing you to appreciate the olive oil itself.
Pure mechanical extraction Extra Virgin Olive Oil made strictly from small-farm raised and sun ripened Arbequina Olives and fresh lemon zest. True gourmet quality and perfect to compliment dishes where its delicate flavor can be appreciated. One of the features that caught our eye with this one (not to mention quality) is the ingenious liitle spring loaded pour sput that magically pops-up when the lid is removed - sure to be a topic of conversation at your next dinner party.





Features:
  • This gourmet product is made in Spain
  • 8.5fl.oz/250mL











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