My whole family loves this olive oil. I am a real olive oil snob and this one meets my expectations for a good olive oil. I use it for bread dips, cooking,... and I am never disappointed with the flavor.

I really enjoy this olive oil. It has a fresh green taste. It comes in a three liter tin which keeps it fresher avoiding light and air. You just need to be careful getting the oil out of the tin. The first time I spilled some trying to put it in a decanter for every day use. You need a funnel and a quick movement to avoid spilling but I learned how to do this and it is no longer an issue. In sum, I would recommend highly.

I have never been able to eat olives. Just never found any that didn't have an obnoxious taste or that were anything special. I've used olive oiI for a long time. When I went to Greece, I fell in love with olives and olive oil there. Still when I got back to the US, I find that olives available here just don't measure up. I've searched hard to find Greek olive oil on grocery store shelves here in the US. Finally, I located a bottle of this Iliada. It was slightly pricey, but nothing compared to the outrageous prices asked for Italian varieties that just aren't as good. I find Iliada to be far tastier than oils from Spain and Italy. I love the dark green color and the rich flavor. It's not overpowering, but smooth. My order was delivered by an individual in a car, I guess delivering grocery orders. The price for this giant can is just outstanding too.

I saw a few tins of this at my favorite Greek restaurant so I ordered some while I waited for my food to arrive. This is really good olive oil at a price point that works for wide use. New favorite brand

What can I say? The oil is smooth and very fresh-tasting with a peppery note.

I've used this to dip bread (infused with fresh garlic and rosemary--wow), toss with plain pasta, salt, pepper and parm cheese. Of course this is Greek olive oil, so I've grilled seafood and made gyros with it. I've never been to Greece, but I like to imagine myself in a taverna during lunch time, with fishermen bringing in fresh catch that is grilled right next to my table. The oil begs for fresh oregano, marjoram, etc.

The container was a bit dented, but the oil was perfectly fresh and was actually packed in bubble wrap. The spout was handy.