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Picholine - Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Ptora Picholine Extra Virgin Olive Oil is sourced from the sun-drenched groves of Israel’s Lakhish region, a territory renowned for its rich agricultural heritage and ideal Mediterranean climate. 

Picholine Extra Virgin Olive Oil is cold-pressed and full of character, with green fruitiness, pronounced pepperiness, and a gentle bitterness. Rich in antioxidants, it delivers a bold, precise flavor—perfect for anyone who wants an olive oil with real presence.

16.9 fl oz (500ml)

Variety
Made from Picholine Olives
Best Use
Great for Salads & Grilled Foods
Qualities
Green, herbaceous, and very peppery

Flavor Profile

Fruitiness The fresh olive aroma and flavor in the oil. Higher scores mean a more noticeable fruity character.
Bitterness A natural and desirable olive oil trait. Higher scores mean a stronger bitter note, often found in greener oils.
Peppery Finish The peppery bite or throat tickle at the finish. Higher scores mean a stronger pungent sensation.
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Susanna G.
Wonderfully flavorful! I'm an American Christian

Wonderfully flavorful! I'm an American Christian that loves Israel and as often as I can I patronize my Jewish brothers and sisters. Especially when there is a boycott called! God bless these great United States and our special partners in Israel. ;)

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Maria S.
Just exactly what I needed

I love ordering from Blessed Buy Israel because I know I am buying the real organic Olive Oil. I love the flavor, and most importantly all the health benefits this amazing product has. Thank you, guys, for making it available to us all here at the Pacific NW.

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Janine C.
Delicious! I have loved all the olive oils so

Delicious and I love all the olive oils so far!

Ptora

The name Ptora comes from Horvat Ptora, meaning “Ruin of Ptora,” an ancient site near the Tamir family’s orchards and vineyards. During excavations connected with work on Israel’s major north-south highway, Highway 6, Israeli archaeologists uncovered remains of an ancient Byzantine town, including a winepress. A mikveh was also found there, pointing to a Jewish community in the area. For the Tamir family...

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