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Miss Leone's Martini Olives

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$7.1 $10 In stock

Category: East Fork

Delectable, fancy martini olives.

Classic pimento-stuffed queen olives, steeped in vermouth and olive brine. Your martini has met its match.

Details:

  • 12 oz.
  • Made in the USA
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia ★★★★★

The vermouth in the brine makes such a difference — it tastes like the olive and the drink actually belong together. I used them in a dirty martini and didn't need to add any extra brine. The 12 oz jar is a decent size too.

Leo J. ★★★★★

These queen olives are noticeably firmer than the jarred ones I usually grab, and the vermouth in the brine gives my martini a softer, rounder finish without me adding anything extra. The pimento stuffing actually tastes like pepper instead of mush. Twelve ounces disappeared faster than I expected.

Riley ★★★★★

I was skeptical about pre-brined olives but these changed my mind — the vermouth soak gives my martinis a depth I was missing. The pimento filling actually tastes like something, not the mushy stuff from the grocery store.