Anyone else totally late to the infused olive oil party?

Friend,

For over a decade now we only purchase Bramasole olive oil. They would never cheapen their product by infusing it. I guess a lower grade olive oil might be elevated through infusion, but a good olive oil is best in its natural state.

LINK will likely make you a believer. I also strongly encourage readers to consider making a bottle of fine olive oil, such as Bramasole, your
host or hostess gift. Bringing a bottle of wine reveals a lower class upbringing and it is usually the cheap way out. A bottle of great olive oil announces distinction and generosity.

Yours,
TulaneLSU

Friend

I still do value a great bottle (glass of course) of olive oil. This is simply a fun and tasty alternative.

Blessed days ahead.

-S

This place is a couple miles from where we live. They do olive oils, both pure & infused, and balsamic vinegars. Family run, organic and local (to me). Have used them many times to send gift baskets.

TX Hill Country Olive Co

Friend,

Why are you such a pretentious h*m*sexu*l?


Yours,
MDS

There's a great place in Pass Christian, Ms. that we enjoy going to. They'll let you try the oils and vinegars and are very helpful.

Pass Christian Olive Oil

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Red Stick Spice in BR

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The lemon garlic one is phenomenal if you toss your pasta in it before covering with alfredo sauce.

The chile one i have is really good with a grilled chicken salad as marinade and a dressing. I put some red pepper flakes in the garlic one and it’s an excellent bread dip.

I have several bottles I purchased the last time I visited La Jolla. If you live locally, you just bring the empty bottles back and they refill them straight from wooden barrels.