Barral Black Nicoise Olives are small black olives which come from one of the biggest olive trees, the cailletier, the most common species in the Alpes Maritimes region around Nice. Harvested when ripe, the olives, which are also known as cailletier, are soaked for five to six months in water and sea salt in an all-natural debittering process.

Since 1883, the Barral family has been specializing in Olives and olive oil. These purple-black pearls are an essential ingredient of salades Niçoises, pissaladières, and other regional favorites.

Net Weight: 230 g. / 8.11 oz.
Country of Origin: France

Barral Lucques Olives are exclusively French olives, distinguished by their light nutty taste, meaty flesh, crescent shape, and bright green color. The Lucques is primarily used as a green table olive. Some compare it to fresh almonds and avocados. It is a highly valued olive among gourmets.

The olive has been a mainstay of Provençal cuisine for centuries. Since 1883, the Barral family has been specializing in Olives and olive oil. The Lucques owes its French name to the tradition that it originated in the Italian province of Lucca (Lucques in French). Today it is primarily associated with southern France, particularly in the Languedoc-Roussillon region.

Net Weight: 200 g. / 7.05 oz.

Country of Origin: France