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Highlights
- High-quality artisanal olive oil
- Amazing in recipes
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About This Deal
A good olive oil is like a good friend: perfect for enjoying a long meal, satisfying, and essential for a proper backrub. Fill up on bottled bliss with today's side deal: for $25, you get a half-liter bottle of Olio Taibi organic extra-virgin olive oil ($49.99 value). Choose from either the Nocellara (supple, with citrus notes; perfect with cheeses or flavorful recipes) or Biancolilla (softer and earthy; ideal for dipping breads) varietals.
Olio Taibi offers organic, single-estate, extra-virgin olive oil pressed in a small mill in Montaperto, Sicily, with an estate located close to the Valley of the Temples. Olives are entirely handpicked and cold pressed immediately after being harvested, with all bottling done on-site. Boastfully display the pretty chartreuse bottle on kitchen counters or cupboards to showcase a superior and cultured palate. You can also order a bottle as a thoughtful Groundhog's Day gift, or splurge to create full-bodied meals.
Supplies are limited. Redeem your Groupon early to ensure that you get the oil of your choice.
Reviews
Olio Taibi was reviewed in Cool Hunting:
- For some, olive oil is olive oil and buying a bottle of Colavita is as far as one need travel. But if you like your oil to take you on a journey, then Olio Taibi is the producer for you. The Nocellara is characterized by a supple texture, citrus notes, and a hint of pepper, making it an ideal accompaniment for cheese, or to use in preparing a full-bodied dish. The Biancolilla is a softer, more earthy oil, though when consumed alone or with bread, it packs a peppery punch that can sneak up on you. – Brian Fichtner, Cool Hunting
Need To Know
Promotional value expires Apr 8, 2011. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 10 per person. Subject to availability. Valid only for Nocellara or Biancolilla varieties. Valid only in the United States. Shipping included. Not valid with other offers.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Olio Taibi
At the Taibi estate in Montaperto, Sicily—a hilltop village a few miles from the Mediterranean—Gino Taibi inspects the olive trees on his grandfather’s farm, ensuring that each plant’s olives are up to his standards. He and a crew harvest and cold-press the olives as soon as possible, before bottling the oil onsite at the family estate. The result is a superior olive oil with pleasant aromas and optimal balance, ideal for dipping bread, drizzling on fresh tomato, or complementing mozzarella salads, soups, or any Mediterranean recipe.
Included on olive oil loyalist Tom Muller's list of "Great Olive Oils of the World", Olio Taibi's two available elixirs come bottled in chartreuse glass, which looks impressive on a kitchen cabinet or placed in front of a projector playing episodes of Leave it to Beaver.