De Santis 100% Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil Tin 3L

The flavour of Italian olives, from bruschetta to the finishing drizzle

De Santis Olio Extra Vergine di Oliva is fruity with a light peppery finish. Made from 100% Italian olives and filtered for a clear finish, it brings flavour and fragrance to your cooking, from the first splash in the pan to the final drizzle over a finished dish.

Try it simply over warm, toasted bread rubbed with garlic, where the olive oil becomes part of the flavour rather than just a cooking ingredient. Add ripe tomatoes and a pinch of salt for bruschetta, or serve alongside crusty bread at the beginning of a meal.

At the table, pour a little over cannellini beans, grilled vegetables or a bowl of minestrone just before serving. Toss through freshly cooked pasta with garlic and parsley, dress tomatoes and mozzarella, or spoon over grilled fish with a squeeze of lemon.

Produced by Olearia Desantis in Bitonto, Puglia, this oil comes from a family business whose roots lie in the olive mill. It brings that longstanding connection to Italian olive oil into everyday meals and the dishes you make when everyone gathers around the table.

Extra virgin olive oil.

Ingredients

Filtered extra virgin olive oil.

Key Info

• Product size/weight: 3L
• Country of origin: Italy
• Storage instructions: Store in a cool, dry, dark place away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
• Brand: De Santis
• Barcode: 8009113015057
• Food business details: Olearia Desantis S.p.A., S.P. 231 km 75.060, 70032 Bitonto (BA), Italy.

Nutritional Info (per 100ml)

About De Santis

The Desantis story began in the 1950s, when Giovanni Desantis started producing olive oil at his family’s mill. Based in Bitonto, in the olive-growing heart of Puglia, the business grew from those beginnings into a producer supplying Italian kitchens and customers around the world.

That family connection continues through the generations, alongside careful sourcing and checks on the oil before and during packing. For its 100% Italian range, Desantis sources from northern Bari and the neighbouring Barletta-Andria-Trani area, keeping a close connection to the olive-growing landscape of its home region.