Liguria

Map of Liguria

The craggy coastal region of Northwest Italy arches toward Monte Carlo. It is filled with palm trees, lemon trees, and olive groves. The terraced hillsides yield olive oils more delicate than those of other regions.

The region of Liguria is rich in history and beauty. Its cities include Genova in the center, with San Remo and La Spezia on either end. One of the hidden treasures of Liguria is Cinque Terra, the five towns along the very mountainous coastline north of La Spezia.

Being coastal, Liguria is associated with excellent seafood. Liguria's olives include the Taggiasca and Opalino varieties. The oils tend to be sweet and light, which makes them excellent accompaniments with seafood.

A gift selection from North to South. The Tour of Italy gift selection includes Vittorio Cassini Classico, a Ligurian oil; Frantoio di Sommaia, produced in Calenzano; and Titone Biologica Organic DOP Extra Virgin Oil from the Trapani area.

It glows! Ligurian extra virgin olive oil San Damiano di Francesca Barnato has has received Slow Food recognition. This is a nice organically-produced olive oil produced by a family in Liguria.

Delicate and sweet. A Ligurian extra virgin olive oil in the traditional protective gold foil bottle. Click product title to see picture and full description.

You can make a famous Italian dish with this spice blend of chili pepper and garlic. The famous sauce is made with garlic, tomatoes, red chili, and olive oil. Keep this on hand for adding a dose of the devil to your favorite meals.

A fresh combination of flavors! Mix Carne Bianca is the special blend prepared for white meat, such as chicken, turkey, or pork. This preparation of herbs and spices is perfectly blended to add a dash of Tuscan authenticity to your cooking.

Vittorio Cassini Classico comes to us from a family passionate about food, olive oil, and their family estate, tucked in the craggy hills above the Ligurian coast. **BRONZE MEDAL, 2010 Los Angeles Olive Oil Competition. Best by 30 June 2012.

Vittorio Cassini Classico comes to us from a family passionate about food, olive oil, and their family estate, tucked in the craggy hills above the Ligurian coast. Cassini has a long history of quality and awards.