Taggiasca is the Italian name of the Cailletier cultivar of olives primarily grown in southern France and in the Italian region of Liguria. The name Taggiasca derives from Taggia, a small Italian city located near the Ligurian coast. These small olives range from a greenish-brownish-purple to a brownish-black color and have a meaty texture and a sweet, fruity, mild flavor. The Taggiasche olives are cured in a sea salt brine and fermented for up to five months. They are often eate
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