Colavita Premium Selection Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 25.5 fl oz

I'm a person that use every single day Olive oil. No other type of oil for my family! The quality, taste, glass and dark bottle are more than great!! When the quality is great is magnificent for our health.

Delicious and reminds me of the oil they use at Carrabba's actually I think it is the same brand. My only complaint is it pours out very quickly. It needs to have some type of stopper on the top or tip to keep it from pouring so quickly.

Like it very much

Best Olive Oil commercially. So glad Walmart carries it! Dr Gundry says it is the best besides his mega polyphenol Olive oil with 4 x the polyphenols.

The best Olive oil! It doesn't smell. I've used it on salads, cooking, and it's gentle enough to use as an eye makeup remover, and a lip scrub. I like that it comes in a dark glass bottle instead of a plastic one.

nothing prevented me from giving this favorite brand five stars, except that all olives or the ingredients may come from several places other than Italy.

This brand is pretty expensive and has a great taste. It is worth the cost to invest in for good quality of olive oil.

They have the darker glass bottle. It has a pepper bite to it. It gets random shelf testing from the North American Olive Oil Association. However, it is sourced from many places rather than just one. This allows for more food fraud. It offers a best by date rather than a harvest date. Unlike wine, it does not improve with age. Tastes very nice. Has the rich nutty peppery flavor. If you are concerned about not having seed oils and the polyphenols levels which deplete after time, stick with a single orgin oil. The bottle has a NAOOA label on it along with what the label means. It would be nice if they actually stated they were certified by them rather defining the label. Feels unauthenic even though looking rhem up shows legit. In a pinch this was a good oil for us. I rather stick with a single spurced product. California testing is more rigorous and limits chains of fatty acids allowed. Its testing results have been mixed as far as sourcing, and age. Rather random bottles being pulled off the shelves twice a year for testing that isnt as detailed. It is a great peoduct with a nice flavor, but if you have autoimmune issues are are really concerned about seed oils in the blend, maybe this would not be a first choice.

It's advertised as "Italian" olive oil if you look at the bottle it's actually coming from multiple places Spain even Portugal and Greece. It's false advertising and very misleading to the consumer. The price point is also an issue because the taste isn't worth the 20 bucks it costs.

Seal on the bottle was broken when I went to use it today. That's the way it was delivered now I have to take it back to the store and either exchange it or get my money back. Your pickers should be more careful when they're choosing merchandise off the shelves.