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Montinaro EVOO 3L Tin ($34.75/tin) - Case of 4 - Italy

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$139.00

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Apulia (Puglia in Italian) is one of the most beautiful and generous regions of Italy. Known worldwide as the leading producer of extra virgin olive oil, Apulia also offers a rich bounty of fine wines, artichokes, and many other agricultural treasures.

Our region enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate, ideal for cultivating high-quality products. But what truly makes Apulia special is the deep connection between the land and its people — centuries of tradition, hard work, and passion passed down through generations.

Apulia has also been recognized for having some of the cleanest and most beautiful beaches in Italy, winning national awards for water quality and environmental care. Life here follows the rhythm of nature, and visitors from around the world feel this authenticity.

We don’t just say this because we’re from Apulia — we say it because our customers and travelers feel it, too.

With every bottle of oil, every jar of artichokes, and every case of wine, we bring you a piece of this land — pure, honest, and full of life.

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