Trial Pack - 2×0.75 L
Trial Pack: two bottles of organic EVO oilThe Trial Pack contains two 0.75 L bottles of Rosa D'Oro organic extra virgin olive...
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Trial Pack: two bottles of organic EVO oilThe Trial Pack contains two 0.75 L bottles of Rosa D'Oro organic extra virgin olive...
Family Stock: 5 L organic Calabrian EVO oilFamily Stock is the 5 L tin of Rosa D'Oro organic extra virgin olive oil,...
Home Stock: 3 L organic Calabrian EVO oilHome Stock is the 3 L tin of Rosa D'Oro organic extra virgin olive oil,...
The Discovery Kit brings together a selection of Rosa D’Oro products to learn about organic extra virgin olive oil and artisanal Calabrian...
Rosa D'Oro offers organic extra virgin olive oil produced in Calabria, in Roccabernarda, in the province of Crotone. The organic certification is issued by BIOAGRICERT and the public document can be consulted in the product sheets that include it. To learn more about the company and the region, you can visit the About Us and Where We Are pages.
You can choose the format based on your consumption. If you want to try the oil before buying a larger supply, start with the Trial Pack of two bottles. For daily use, you can consider the Home Supply 3 L; if you consume oil more regularly, you can also find the Family Supply 5 L.
The product sheets allow you to choose between filtered and unfiltered oil, when the variant is available. Filtered oil tends to be clearer; unfiltered oil may be cloudier and have a natural sediment. Appearance alone is not enough to judge the quality of the oil. To learn more, read the guide on filtered and unfiltered oil.
The Trial Pack is designed to start with two 0.75 L bottles. The 3 L tin offers an intermediate supply; the 5 L tin is the largest format among the currently available oil product sheets. The choice depends on how much oil you consume and how you can store it: keep the container closed, away from light and heat sources, following the instructions on the packaging.
Prices, availability, and characteristics of the variants are those indicated in the individual product sheets at the time of purchase. To learn about the general selection criteria, also consult the guide on how to recognize quality extra virgin olive oil.