My New Favorite Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Nunez De Prado

[merstar]

I bought this olive oil recently and it is excellent! I believe it was also recommended by CI in one of their olive oil taste tests awhile ago. I paid a lot less than listed on the link, about $13.99:
http://www.dhccare.com/dhc/FineFoods/nd ... =Finefoods

Here's a nice article about the company:
http://www.oliveoiltimes.com/olive-oil- ... tion/22749

Edited March 11, 2013 by merstar (log)

[NancyH]

Where did you get it?

[merstar]

Whole Foods.

[Jaymes]

I'll vouch for it as well. Attended an olive oil tasting some years back and it was a clear favorite. I've not been without it since.

[merstar]

I'll vouch for it as well. Attended an olive oil tasting some years back and it was a clear favorite. I've not been without it since.

I love it! It picks up and rounds out every dish I add it to, not to mention how great it is as a dipping oil with some crusty bread. By the way, have you tried Columela? I haven't tried it yet, but am wondering how it compares to Nunez de Prado.

[janeer]

I first bought this is in a little town in Andalucia in the mid 1990s, and every time I went back; was thrilled when it finally came to the U.S. It is one of my two favorites--both from Spain.

[merstar]

I first bought this is in a little town in Andalucia in the mid 1990s, and every time I went back; was thrilled when it finally came to the U.S. It is one of my two favorites--both from Spain.

What's your other favorite?

[janeer]

I first bought this is in a little town in Andalucia in the mid 1990s, and every time I went back; was thrilled when it finally came to the U.S. It is one of my two favorites--both from Spain.

What's your other favorite?

Casa Pareja organic--unfiltered. I first bought it in the late 90s at DiBruno's in Philly. I imagine they still carry it.

[merstar]

Thanks, I'll check it out.

[Emily_R]

Just chiming in to totally agree -- it is my absolute favorite!