Pietro Coricelli S.p.A.

Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Classico

Italy , Milano

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Category Fruits & Vegetables
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Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Classico

Made from a careful blending of Extra Virgin Olive Oils of the Mediterranean Basin directly selected by Pietro Coricelli for their characteristics, such as taste, delicate aroma and full body. Harmonious and smooth, with a balanced mix of fruitiness, mild bitterness, and a gentle peppery finish
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