100% Tuscany Premium Organic Olive Oil Extra Virgin | Polyphenol Rich Extra Virgin Olive Oil Cold Pressed EVOO | Early Harvest from Italy (17.6oz)

A beautiful, smooth and robust oil. This is a wonderful host gift to elevate any table or kitchen. I use this as a finishing oil, you can taste the nuance in flavor and actually in texture too, the color and aroma is signature of any high quality oil. I love that you can't find this at every major supermarket, there is something secret and IYKYK about this oil. My friends and family are obsessed.

As an Italian living in New York City, I’ve spent years searching for an olive oil that reminds me of home — the kind you drizzle on fresh bread and instantly feel the Tuscan sun on your face. Yolioo is exactly that. The flavor is rich, peppery, and beautifully balanced — you can taste the freshness of the olives. I use it for everything: salads, grilled vegetables, pasta, even just a spoonful on warm focaccia. It elevates every dish. The bottle design is elegant, and you can tell the producers care deeply about quality. This isn’t just another olive oil — it’s a little piece of Tuscany delivered to your kitchen. I’ll absolutely be buying it again (and gifting it to my fellow food lovers here in NYC!).

I received my olive oil can dented while makes it difficult to pour without it running down the sides…non refundable. Taste was mild and average.

outstanding, quality and taste

This is a delicious Extra Virgin Olive Oil with the perfect peppery kick! Have been using it for cooking and salads! Nice packaging and easy to use bottle!

One of the best purchases I’ve made all year! I’ve been a loyal customer for years and am so glad they’re now available in the US. I use it for literally everything because it’s so healthy and tasty

I like it but it’s Italian olive oil from Mexico?

Exelente producro lo he escogido para ser parte de mis cremas hechas a base de cebo de res una maravilla para mi piel, limpiando la de manchas por su aporte de poli fenoles, dejando mi pie en restaurado totalmente

Great olive oil, excellent taste & viscosity, very peppery it tasted on its own but beautifully fruity with food

The best olive oil I’ve had in the uk. Not cheap but so delicious!

I am taking a spoon full a day but it's too spicy / peppery for my liking. Maybe if i was using in salads it would be more palatable. But it seems good quality

Very good Italian oil. High quality. Worth the money.

As someone who enjoys cooking and appreciates quality ingredients, discovering a bottle of cold pressed Italian olive oil was a small revelation. I’ve tried several oils over the years, but there’s something distinctly elegant about the Italian varieties—especially when cold pressed. The first thing that struck me was the aroma. Unlike mass-produced oils, this one had a fresh, almost grassy scent with subtle fruity undertones. It instantly transported me to the idea of sun-drenched Italian hillsides lined with olive trees. The flavor followed through with the same authenticity—smooth, robust, and peppery on the finish. There’s a balance to it: not overly bitter, not too sweet, but rich and full-bodied. I used it first as a dipping oil for some rustic bread, and the difference was night and day. The oil elevated even a simple snack into something special. I also drizzled it over fresh tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil—classic Caprese—and it tied the dish together with a silky, flavorful finish. It’s especially good on grilled vegetables and fish, where it adds depth without overpowering the natural taste of the food. What I appreciate most is its versatility. Whether for salad dressings, sautéing, or finishing a dish, the oil holds up beautifully. And because it’s cold pressed, there’s a peace of mind in knowing it’s unrefined and retains more of its natural antioxidants and nutrients. If I had to find a downside, it would be the price—quality comes at a premium. But in this case, it’s worth every drop. A little goes a long way, and it truly transforms a meal. In short, cold pressed Italian olive oil isn’t just an ingredient—it’s an experience. If you enjoy cooking or even just eating well, it’s something that belongs in your kitchen.