Les Terroirs de Marrakech Organic Olive Oil Extra Virgin, 8.5 fl oz

You can definitely tell this is a higher-quality olive oil from the first taste. It has a smooth, slightly bold flavor that works really well for finishing dishes, drizzling over salads, or dipping bread. I’ve been using it more as a finishing oil rather than for heavy cooking so I can really enjoy the flavor. The bottle is also very nice and feels premium. Pros: * Rich, smooth taste * Great for salads and finishing dishes * High-quality feel Cons: * A bit pricey compared to basic oils * Not what I’d use for everyday heavy cooking Who this is for: If you enjoy cooking and want a quality olive oil to elevate your meals, this is a great option.

This is a great Olive Oil. I don't order it often because of the price, but if you want an oil that is good to drink and to drizzle over food or use as salad dressing, you can't beat this Moroccan oil. Great taste.

Excellent, smooth taste!

This oil is slightly bitter so it isn't very tasty.

This is a great olive oil. I've read Moroccan olive oils carry more polyphenols due to the harsh climate it's grown in, so I take it a couple times a week with a mix of olive oil, lemon juice, and cayenne pepper. Easy to use. I think it's a fantastic oil for the price. Highly recommend! Mine came fresh and well packaged!

Les Terroirs De Marrakech Extra Virgin Olive Oil, This is one of my favorite olive oils. I use it almost daily as a shot or over food. mild flavor, not too peppery. Do not use it with heat. Heat destroys the health benefits.

Excellent taste and quality

I bought this to take more than cook with. The cooking with it will be coming though. It’s a lovely oil, peppery taste, and the benefits of using it (a spoonful at night) are many. I’ll be ordering this again. A shame about the bottle when it’s empty, it’s gorgeous! I’ve had it over two months and it’s still fresh, and I leave it on the counter just because of the bottle shape. I’ll be buying this brand again. Very thick, dark glass and a nice stopper top. I think because of its origins the price is fair, it’s a six hundred some acreage in the hills of Marrakech. It’s easy to pour from, a perfect size, it’s lasting a long time, and it has that peppery toast you want in an olive oil.

Avoidable. Whilst still not past the expiry date, the product was 18 months old. The oil was leaking from the bottle. Looks like the bottle was sitting in a warehouse for v long. As a customer, we deserve better when buying such a premium and expensive product.