Nocellara: Sicily is the origin area of this highly precious cultivar, with a high productivity. The resulting oil has a rich fruity, medium intense green colour, with a round and full taste with hints of tomato leaves. The good balance between pulp and stone gives life to an oil that represents an excellence that can be well paired with soups and fish.
30 in stock
“When you pour it, the oil shows a clean, medium-intense green color. Its aroma is clearly fruity, with a noticeable hint of tomato leaf—easy to pick up right away. The taste is round and full, balanced in a way that reflects the harmony between the pulp and the stone. It’s an oil that consistently performs well in simple, everyday use. It works especially well with soups and fish, adding flavor without overwhelming the dish.”
Nick
30 in stock
🥖 Simple & raw (where Ogliarola really shines)
Bruschetta, warm sourdough, or focaccia
Fresh tomatoes (especially cherry tomato salads)
Mozzarella di bufala, burrata, ricotta
Avocado, cucumber, fennel, or shaved courgette
🥬 Vegetables & light salads
Tomato salads with herbs
Shaved fennel or courgette salads
Avocado and cucumber dishes
🐟 Seafood (where Ogliarola excels)
Fresh seafood carpaccio (sea bream, tuna, scallop)
Grilled or baked sea bass, bream, cod
Tuna or swordfish (raw or lightly seared)
Prawns, langoustines, calamari
Octopus salad with lemon and herbs
🧀 Fresh cheeses
Burrata
Mozzarella di bufala
Ricotta