Graza reviews and discussion

Unique and memorable taste. Chic branding with functional squeeze bottle

Overall I like Graza and I buy it from Whole Foods whenever it's on sale. But it's not good enough to justify paying more when it's more than Whole Foods olive oil. That said, I do love that there's one specifically for cooking and one for finishing. The oils do taste different and I feel fancy for using them, but they don't cost as much as other fancy olive oil brands.

Am i the only one that felt like this olive oil is low quality and had a weird taste to it? It almost tasted fishy to me, which was really odd and something I never experienced. Also hate that it comes in plastic packaging, which I don’t believe is great for preserving the integrity of the olive oil.

This is a very nice, good-tasting extra virgin olive oil. I got the sizzle bottle and spray and both are great - I like that they work at higher smoke points so I can char veggies/broil/etc without smoking out the kitchen. The bottle is lovely and looks great on the counter, and I do like that it's refillable. It's definitely a higher price point than a generic olive oil - I'm not really enough of a chef to be able to completely say whether the oil itself is higher quality than you'd normally get from the store. You're definitely paying at least a bit for the cute branding, etc. Not sure that this will replace my normal brand but it is a nice treat in my cooking routine.

the drizzle oil is the best! i put it on my avocado toast and it makes it taste 100x better. all olive oil is pricey, graza is worth it. extra points for the packaging, love the branding and overall vibe.

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.

I love Graza Olive Oil. It has become a total kitchen staple for me. I get the hype, and honestly, even if I am not an olive oil expert, that is okay. Part of what I love is the branding and the way it feels fun to have on my counter. Both the Drizzle and the Sizzle are good, but if I had to pick just one, I would go for the Drizzle. The flavor is really fresh and grassy, and it makes homemade dressings or just a slice of bread taste next level. The squeeze bottle format is actually so convenient compared to traditional glass bottles. My one complaint is the plastic. It does not feel as premium as the product inside, and I would prefer something more sustainable. I am excited to see that Graza is working on a can. Overall, 4 stars and definitely an olive oil I will keep repurchasing.

I'm unfortunately a sucker for packaging, so Graza was on my hit list from the day they launched. The squeeze bottle is far too convenient, and the olive oil lives up to the hype - high-quality and delish. Love that they have a spectrum of oils for drizzling to high-temp cooking. I'm not a fan of plastic, but I can see past that for them.

I thought Graza's products might be over-hyped, but I was wrong. I love this stuff! I'm not much of a cook, so easy bean salads, caprese salads, bread dipped in oil are in frequent rotation for me. The flavor from Graza's EVOO is sooooo good and elevates everything drizzle it over.

Not the most flavorful olive oil or didn’t feel special in anyway in that sense, but the packaging is fun and it was actually useful to have a bottle that I could use to drizzle olive oil on, so I used it all up! And it’s cute to keep on the countertop. However I do usually buy EVOO in glass bottle

I don't think this EVOO is really anything special, if I'm being honest. I do think for American market olive oil, it's a solid one. I do NOT like that it comes in plastic - not good for the oil or for us.

I have enjoyed using both the Drizzle and Sizzle oils. They taste great and work well. I'm excited to see that the brand has introduced refills and packaging that isn't plastic as those would have been my only critiques.

I bought a bottle of gray olive oil for cooking and am very pleased with it. I love the ease of use in coooking - the spout is so easy to pour. The olive pile seems high quality and work well in my recipes!

Love graza!! I loved it so much I subscribed, and now I'm giving away extra refills as gifts to friends who need to try it, too. I've been on their drizzle and sizzle for a long time, but I'm looking forward to trying the frizzle.

Graza Olive Oil is the perfect way to make cooking feel a little more special. The plastic bottle with the squirt top is very easy to use, and refillable too. The bottles are aesthetically pleasing and a perfect addition to the kitchen.

The packaging is the best part - the squeeze bottle is practical and makes cooking easier. The olive oil itself tastes pretty average. It’s fine but not something I’d go out of my way to buy again given the price.

This is a high quality oil in great packaging colors and bottle shapes. However, it is not organic and the bottle is plastic. I would buy it again if the packaging changed and the oil became organic. For me, no chemicals and no plastic are the way to go. This company has been able to be found almost everywhere, but it needs a push to get all the way there for sustainability.

The squeeze bottle format is super convenient, even though I try to avoid plastic packaging whenever possible. That said, I do like that they sell refills in a can, so at least I don’t have to buy a new plastic bottle each time. I think the flavor is pretty decent for the price point, but I do tend to mostly purchase when it’s on sale at Whole Foods.

Graza has become the only olive oil I use at home. The flavor is fresh, bright, and way better than anything I was buying at the grocery store and you can actually taste the difference. The squeeze bottle seems like a small thing, but it makes cooking so much easier and more fun. No mess, no dripping, just perfect control whether I’m sautéing, dressing a salad, or finishing a dish. I use Drizzle for salads, pasta, and anything I want to actually taste the oil on, and Sizzle for cooking. Both last a surprisingly long time, and the quality is consistently great. It also feels cleaner and fresher than typical olive oils, which makes me reach for it constantly. If you cook at home even a few times a week, Graza is 100% worth trying. It genuinely elevates everything.

Love this it's my go to. A lot of olive oils have a super strong pungent flavor, but this is so mild and love cooking with this.