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| View Larger Image | Frantoia Barbera Extra Virgin Olive Oil - 2 Bottles | Unknown Bindingby Frantoia
| 2 New starting at: | $52.88 |
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FEATURES | - Produced in Sicily/Latest Harvest!!
- Unfiltered extra virgin olive oil
- Rich golden green color
- Fruity flavor
- Spicy aroma
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EDITORIAL REVIEWS |
Product Description
Produced in Sicily this unfiltered extra virgin olive oil is characterized by its rich golden green color, fruity flavor, and its distinct spicy aroma. Net Weight: 33.8 fl oz./pack of 2 |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 15 reviews)
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Fantastic Frantoia by S. Kenney (Lexington, KY USA)  5 Stars
May 11, 2009
I love this olive oil. I have a source locally, so I don't have to order it. I use it for everything except deep frying; we're talking raw oil to high heat cooking. I know that defies common logic, but look at it like this: if you love the taste of an olive oil raw, you'll love it cooked too. This oil is intensely fruity with a wonderful pepper finish. If you want a consistently good olive oil for all of your cooking needs, I highly recommend Frantoia. The only reason I don't deep fry with it is because it's cost prohibitive. For EVERY other olive oil use, I turn to Frantoia, and I've never been let down.
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Tasty and a great gift by B Harvey (Charleston, SC) 5 Stars
January 17, 2009
I never thought that I would notice such a difference from one olive oil to the next but I am truly pleased with Frantoia. I first received it as a gift and what a great gift. Much better than a bottle of wine that the recipient gets to enjoy once! I have in turn gifted many a person with this wonderful oil.
Brad
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Love it... by A. Ahrens (Plantation, FL USA) 5 Stars
January 17, 2009
Best oilve oil ever. Period Amen..
Way too expensive here. You can get same size bottle for $19.99.
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Wonderful! by L. Olson (St Cloud Mn USA) 5 Stars
December 08, 2008
I have been using Frantoia EVOO for 12 years now--it is simply the best there is. My family is from Vicenza IT on my mothers side and when we visited, I noticed its the only olive oil they keep in their homes. So I started bring back bottles on every trip. I have since found it in San Francisco at Molinaris in North Beach but now I can order it online and save the room for bottles of vino instead!
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God, but not great.. by Everett (Washington, DC)  4 Stars
October 03, 2008
This is very good extra virgin olive oil, but it is not significantly better than the stuff I buy at the local grocery store. If it were only a couple of bucks more, I'd buy it exclusively. But it's a lot more. So, I won't be buying it again.
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