BlackOlivePate

BLACK OLIVE PATE FROM SICILIA
180g

£5.50

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Description

SERVING SUGGESTIONS
AN IDEAL APPETISER ON WARM CROSTINI. A GREAT ADDITION TO FRESH TOMATOES, BASIL AND PINE NUTS. ALSO TO ENHANCE PASTA DISHES, MEAT, FISH OR GRILLED VEGETABLES. £5.50
INGREDIENTS
BLACK OLIVES, EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL.
NO PRESERVATIVES. GMO FREE.
“Attractive hand chopped, chunky appearance and a briney aroma” 
“Super olive nose, with complex notes of grassy vegetation”

“Rough uneven cut, with moistness, but the initial hit is quite piquant with a good after taste of olives”

Additional information

Weight .265 kg

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    “The flavour was quite intense of pepper, especially on the finish, which was long, and there was a character of hay, and green tomato. The flavour develops nicely and has a good depth”
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