Graza reviews and discussion

4.6

91% of reviewers would recommend to a friend

Reviews mention

  • Flavorful, peppery finishing oil
  • Convenient, precise squeeze bottle
  • Attractive, opaque packaging
  • Clear sizzle/drizzle differentiation
  • Plastic bottle packaging concerns
  • Occasionally leaky, oily caps
  • Inconsistent flavor intensity reports
  • Sizzle perceived as ordinary

Graza delivers flavorful olive oils that many reviews call fresh, grassy, and peppery—especially the Drizzle finishing oil—while the squeeze-bottle format makes cooking precise and mess-light. Reviews also flag drawbacks: plastic packaging (though glass and refills appear), occasional leaky/oily caps, and divided opinions on taste and value, with some finding Sizzle ordinary and the hype overstated.

AI summary based on Thingtesting reviews

963 reviews and posts

  • Love love love having Graza in my kitchen. This brand has truly changed my view on the olive oil I consume and purchase, and the convenience of these bottles has eliminated my need to fill up an olive oil decanter / make a mess on my counter every few weeks. The price point is definitely higher than I typically would spend on olive oil, but it's been lasting me well since I got it this October. Hoping I can stretch it out until the new year!

  • The oil is genuinely very good, and I appreciate that they're taking insights from professional kitchens and making them available to home cooks (two oils, and squeeze bottles). I am a dork, so I already had squeeze bottles and kept two different oils in my pantry (Fat Gold for my 'drizzling' and California Olive Ranch for my 'sizzling') but it was fun to try Graza, and I expect to reuse their bottles.

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    I would prefer a better refill system. I intend to refill my Drizzle bottle with the Fat Gold olive oil I get by subscription, but I did really like the Drizzle. Unfortunately the only way to get more is to buy another bottle, which means tossing the old one. This is admittedly a tough problem, because you can't just ship people a giant aluminum canister of olive oil, because it would go bad. But perhaps Graza could look into post-consumer plastics or a type of plastic that is easier to recycle.

  • I'm not an olive oil snob, so I'm not sure I can *truly* differentiate between Graza and other EVOOs. That said, the bottles are cute, and the tops make them super easy to use (no dribbling everywhere).

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    I bought with a discount, and would have to consider if it was worth the extra $ to buy full price.

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  • It's a 3.5 star olive oil there's no ifs, ands, or buts about it. The olive oil is good, I'll give it that. I don't get the gimmick of a sizzle and drizzle beyond the cute names because I can't taste the difference and I don't honestly believe that the average consumer can. I love the packaging though. This feels like quintessential made to be seen and less to be used olive oil, but wasn't that what was happening with those decorative olive oil vases they sold in every suburban home goods in 2004 too? I have it, and I use it though, I'm just not going to make this my only olive oil at this time in my life.

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    consolidate, and don't tell me what's wrong with my other oils without more reason.

  • I've received a "Sizzle" squeeze bottle from a friend before. I like the squeeze bottle dispenser and the olive oil is perfectly fine for cooking. Because it was a gift, I also wasn't considering the price when cooking with it. However, lately I've been wanting to avoid or limit plastic use as much as possible, so I purchased the glass set through a Thingdrop. While they do offer a little less control than the squeeze bottles, the glass ones are really nice - they are completely opaque to protect the oil inside. I'm not sure how to easily refill the glass bottles yet, although Graza claims that you can. There aren't any videos on their website (that I could find, at least) for refilling the glass bottles. So I guess I'll cross that bridge when I come to it. I tried the "Drizzle" for the first time, and it really was a great quality olive oil and super fragrant. The price is also comparable to other ones at this level of quality. The refills are also slightly cheaper and packaged in aluminum cans (super sustainable!). They also run sales relatively often, so definitely take advantage of those. Love the packaging, which makes it a fun gift for any chef in your life.

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  • I enjoy the taste and quality of this olive oil, as well as the fact that it can be used at high temperatures. While the squeeze bottle is innovative and allows for a more precise application of the olive oil, I wish that there was also a traditional glass bottle option.

  • I love the taste of this olive oil, just wish it was in a glass! 🫶🏼

  • To be honest I'm not sure this is the highest quality olive oil on the market but boy does it make cooking more enjoyable. I love the bottle and packaging, as it looks so cute on my counter. Olive oil is fun!

  • Another influencer brand that's selling something "high quality" that's just not that great. Do yourself a favor and spend the extra money you would spend on a bottle that people think is "cool" and get some good olive oil.

  • I enjoy the flavor of this olive oil, as well as the fact that it can be used at a high temperature. I appreciate that all of the olives used in its making come from Spain, and that it is not simply a blend of other low quality products. I also like the unique drizzle bottle, which allows me to squirt just the right amount of oil exactly where I need it.

  • Packaging is very nice inconvenient and makes it great for pouring your oil onto the pan onto your plate. Good options and flavor variety quality olive oil. Appealing and makes for a nice housewarming gift.

  • Graza has quickly become a standout in the olive oil market, offering high-quality, single-origin extra virgin olive oils from Jaén, Spain. Their two flagship products, Drizzle and Sizzle, cater to different culinary needs, providing both flavor and versatility.

  • I tried Graza, the high-quality olive oil startup that's taking on popular brands like Brightland, and it's absolutely worth the hype! It is so tasty and excellent for cooking! If you like to cook and keep things healthy, this is it!

  • This has good olive oil and yes it is high quality - but you can get the same quality at a fraction of the price. This olive oil is just trendy I think and overhyped - I think it's dumb to overhype things, hence the 3 stars

  • These olive oil bottles are amazing. I love how they make drizzling olive oil or cooking with it easy because you have more control with how much you’re putting on. I don’t know how someone didn’t think of this spout earlier.

  • Graza Olive Oil has a fresh, grassy taste that’s perfect for drizzling or cooking. The squeeze bottle is convenient, but the plastic packaging is a downside. It’s a bit pricey compared to other brands, but the quality is solid. Overall, a good choice, but the price and packaging could be better.

  • This is great drizzle I use it weekly on steak and chicken.

  • This olive oil by Graza is very high quality and made with good ingredients. I really appreciate the design of the bottle, it is very aesthetic.

  • I’m really impressed with this olive oil! First off, the packaging is sleek, and the drizzle spout is a game-changer. It helps me pour just the right amount, so I’m no longer wasting olive oil like I used to. It’s super convenient, spill-free, and has definitely stepped up my cooking. The quality is fantastic, too. I also have to mention the branding—it’s top-notch and adds a fun touch to my kitchen. I loved it so much, I already bought another bottle and even picked up their "drizzle" version for finishing dishes. Such a fun and practical addition to my pantry!

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  • Saw these at Whole Foods and Costco. I love how rich and nutty the flavor is! It works so good as dip and dressing. I’m already at my third bottle and gifted one to my parents, who also loved how good quality their olive oil is.