Olive oil from Provence AOC
sku. :
1016458
12,1oz bottle
This oil gets its intense plant aromas from the blending of typical Provencal varieties: aglandau, bouteillan, verdale of the Bouches-du-Rhône and salonenque. The olives are harvested at the beginning of the season, and give a balanced, dynamic and fruity olive oil with a rich and buttery texture.
€24.80
In stock
66.13 €/kg
Shipping
Delivery in pickup point Delivery from 7€90.
Home delivery by courier Delivery from 35€.
International delivery to your home Delivery from 12€ in Europe. Home delivery Delivery from 5€90.
- Storage and tasting tips
- Ingredients and allergens
Tasting advice
Ideal for on your fishes or white meats, or simply for your salads.Storage conditions
Keep in a cool and dry place.Related Posts
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