| Content | Pungent and fresh.
Our infused garlic olive oil has the flavor of freshly chopped garlic. This fragrant kitchen staple has endless applications. Great for potatoes, vegetables, meats, and for making garlic olive oil pasta. Sprinkle on some dried herbs and parmesan, and you will have an excellent bread dipper.
Balsamic Pairings: Mission Fig Balsamic, Sicilian Lemon Balsamic, Traditional Balsamic, Umeboshi Plum Balsamic
Recipes:
Olive Oil Bread Dip
 | Savory and spicy.
Take a sensory trip to sunbaked Coastal Reggio Calabria, where spicy Calabrian chilies, sweet basil, pungent purple heirloom garlic, and piquant Pecorino are produced in the rich Mediterranean soil. These iconic flavors of Italy were brought together for this rich and savory infused Spicy Calabrian Pesto Olive Oil.
Use to roast vegetables, in aioli, with potatoes, eggs, in salads, with pasta, to marinate poultry, over risotto, grilled meat, grain bowls, as a bread dipper, or to make a fabulous garlic bread. The possibilities are endless.
*Dairy Free
Pairings:Neapolitan Herb Balsamic, Sicilian Lemon Balsamic, Traditional Balsamic, Serrano Honey Vinegar
| Fresh burst of citrus.
A fragrant citrus lime infusion with countless applications! Fantastic with chicken and fish. Make a lime dressing, a zesty marinade for meats, or drizzle on coconut sorbet or a fruit salad.
Pairings: Blackberry Ginger Balsamic, Coconut Balsamic, Grapefruit Balsamic, Honey Ginger Balsamic, Strawberry Balsamic, Serrano Honey Vinegar
Recipes:
Ceasar Lime Salad Dressing
Blueberry-Coconut Lime Muffins
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Smoky with a hint of Spice.
Brush on grilled chicken or fish. Drizzle over vegetables or pizza for a spicy meal. An excellent dipping oil for artisan breads, finishing oil for soups or pasta, and a wonderful base for dressings and marinades.
Balsamic pairings: Mango, Pineapple, Tangerine, Strawberry
Oil Pairings: Blood Orange
Recipes:
Chipotle Salsa | Spicy Umami Flavor Fest
Our Gochujang olive oil exhibits rich, savory, fermented flavors inherent in the epic Korean condiment for which its named. Use it to marinate, roast, or stir-fry veggies, tofu, chicken, or beef. It tastes lovely in dressings and cucumber salad. It's spectacular for frying eggs, added in deviled eggs, or for making mayonnaise.
Pairings: Peach White Balsamic, Coconut White Balsamic, Traditional Balsamic
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