O&CO Olive Oils
Filed under: Dining
A bottle of olive oil for a holiday gift? These days, olive oil can be as welcome a gift as a special bottle of wine. Especially when the oil is from a specialty estate like Moulin Fortuné Arizzi in Provence, France. Their award-winning extra virgin olive oil is produced on the plantation and processed in their mill. The taste is fresh and sweet with notes of almond and artichoke. The oil sells for $45 and is just one of the tempting olive oils from Tuscany, Sicily and other locales around the world offered by O&CO, the company of Olivier Baussan, the founder of L'Occitane.
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