Mina Moroccan Olive Oil Extra Virgin 68 Fl Oz, Polyphenol Rich, Third Party Tested, Clinically Proven, Single Origin Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Less than 0.2% Acidity, 2 L

Great tasting olive oil. I will definitely be purchasing this oil again. I have used many different oils over the years but this one beats them all.

This is a great Olive Oil for both cooking, salads, vegetables, meat tenderizer, and so much more. It has a great flavor and very consistent after using many bottles over the past few years. We have purchased this product from our local grocery store, until one day they ran out, and could not tell me when they would receive their next order. Then I went on YouTube to see what other brands have very similar quality. There was not anything that has this awesome quality such as (Family Owned, phone number, bottle number, type of press, certification, etc.) and a great price. There was one thing that concerned me and that was the plastic bottle that Amazon delivered it in. So, I called the phone number on the bottle (spoke with a person, not a machine) and was advised the plastic bottling did not absorb the ingredients in the oil, it was less expensive, and it was a lot more durable for international shipping than glass bottles. With this information I feel that I had to give a review and explain why I give them 5 Stars, I would give them more if I could, and I will give some away as gifts to my friends. A great produce. A great price. A great Family that works hard to provide for your family and make planet Earth a better place for everyone to live.

I love Mina products. Exceptional taste and value for the money

This is a very nice, single source olive oil. It has a good flavor, passes all the genuine tests and is priced well. I would give it the absolute highest rating except it is not in a glass bottle. It is still a good olive oil and I will buy it again.

It’s perfect if it’s everything they claim. I think it’s smooth with a slight peppery aftertaste.

Love it. It’s just what I looking for.

Excellent quality extra virgin olive oil with a peppery aftertaste (high polyphenol content), which we continue to order. I transfer it to dark glass bottles after it arrives and we use around 1.5 liters per month.

Update: I reached out last year to the seller/producer of Mina olive oil to ask about bitterness (polyphenols) from harvest to harvest. He was super nice, and suggested a particular harvest that I might like that was milder. The funny thing is, I don’t cook often, so 2L of olive oil lasts a very long time in my household, and during that time, this spicy, bitter oil has totally grown on me. (Because of the high polyphenols perhaps, the oil has not spoiled or turned at all in all this time.) At first, I cut it with milder oil, but over time, I began to really love it straight. Even to the point of occasionally throwing back a spoonful “neat”. I still would appreciate it if the producers would include flavor or polyphenols info on the label so I could choose the flavor profile I prefer. I’m going to need to purchase again soon, and I’m actually hoping for the stronger flavored one this time. I’m sure the seller will point me to the best choice (time to buy) if I reach out again. This is still really good quality olive oil for the price, especially for high polyphenol oil, even though like everything else, it’s gotten more expensive, around $33 for 2L now after Subscribe and Save discount. Original review: Loved the first bottle purchased in Fall of 2022. This last one from December 2023 is so bitter I can’t eat it. I’m reading that both bitterness and pepperiness in olive oil are features of high polyphenols, and that both are beneficial for health. I love a peppery olive oil, but one as bitter as this one was, well, I’m not there yet. If the bitterness level varies from season to season or year to year, it would be nice if the labeling could hint at the spiciness and bitterness level. I’m sure some people would prefer to stock up on the more intensely flavored stuff, but I’d prefer Mina’s milder tasting oil for now. I now have the dilemma of whether to buy it again in the future, because I really loved that first bottle, and I wouldn’t feel right asking for a refund of one I didn’t like if there wasn’t anything technically wrong with it.