The Pitted Olive Taster Case

Olives ET AL

£55

A box for those who prefer their olives without the stone, but with every bit of the flavour. Inside you'll find a carefully chosen collection of some of our favourite pitted and stuffed olives, each one marinated by hand and packed in Extra Virgin Olive Oil. There are olives scented with thyme and shallot, others warmed with cumin and chilli, some brightened with fennel and orange, and plump green olives generously stuffed with garlic, jalapeño or sweet red pepper. It's a case that celebrates the small differences that make olives so endlessly fascinating — the gentle sweetness of a Kalamata,

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Registered at Companies House as OLIVES ET AL LIMITED, number 03824308. Checked 2026-08-29.
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