Collection: olives

With their first culinary use dating back 4,000 years to ancient Sumeria, the tiny, pickled flower buds of the Caper Bush are mainstays of the Mediterranean pantry. Capers are packed in a brine to enhance their zestful flavor and preserve their freshness. A touch lemony, these tiny pickled buds are a versatile seasoning or garnish.

Sele olives are only cured with oil, no water or chemicals are used for ripening. This way you can have the real taste of black olives. With 25% more oil ratio than the other black olives, sele olives are easily grazed.

Sele olives are only cured with oil, no water or chemicals are used for ripening. This way you can have the real taste of black olives. With 25% more oil ratio than the other black olives, sele olives are easily grazed.

Sele olives are only cured with oil, no water or chemicals are used for ripening. This way you can have the real taste of black olives. With 25% more oil ratio than the other black olives, sele olives are easily grazed.

Sele olives are only cured with oil, no water or chemicals are used for ripening. This way you can have the real taste of black olives. With 25% more oil ratio than the other black olives, sele olives are easily grazed.

These olives are superb. They have a dense, rich, dark olive flavor with notes of smoke, wood and nuts, and subtle hints of flowers and tree fruit.

Imported from Turkey