Brunswick Wild Caught Gourmet Brisling Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Mediterranean Style with Black Olives, Herbs and Spices, 4.23 oz Can - Wild Caught Sardines - 13g Protein per Serving

I’m in awe. I tried King Oscar (the 4-pack, in red packaging, I dot know if/how it differs from the gold pack, they’re both two-layer in EVOO) and frankly I was disappointed, I don’t know if it was the wood they were smoked with or they weren’t cleaned well, but there was an off flavor I didn’t like. But I’ve never been disappointed by Brunswick Sardines (or herring, for that matter). The flavor is clean, fishy in a good way, excellent olive oil, and the plastic seal is easy for arthritic fingers to remove (also great for kids, no chance of cutting fingers on sharp metal edges — you canbb b even share the leavings with your dog or cat in the can with no danger to their mouths! My terrier Flynn agrees: Brunswick Sardines rule! He was unimpressed with King Oscar ones, tho.

Makes a healthy, quick meal with a good bread and green salad. Don't drain off the olive oil: it's good for us.

Excellent for the money. Not a 5 star tin but a solid 4 and could be consumed daily. As with all "Mediterranean" style dines they lack any real flavor in that direction. They do however taste just as good as any other brand "Mediterranean" dines. Pound for pound worth the price. Input them on a saltine crackers and kill the tin 1 little fish after another. I'll purchase again.

Very good choice . A little expensive. Flavor was outstanding

Product itself is great. Love these smoked sardines in olive oil as part of a keto diet. Haven't found these in my local stores yet. However, Amazon shipped in a padded envelope and one of the sardine containers plastic seal broke. Leaked sardine juice and olive oil all over the other 3 sardine containers and soaked through the padded envelope. Had to throw away the one with broken seal. These need to ship better. Placing the padded evelope in a small shipping box could solve this.

I am in the Mediterranean diet, and these are perfect for lunch or in a salad for dinner. Hard to find Mediterranean sardines, and although pricey, worth it for my health .

EXCELLENT PRODUCT TASTE GREAT!

Guess I prefer regular sardines to brisling. It's good, if you like brisling sardines you'll probably like these. Taste is 4* but overall I'd say 3* (ie. average) bearing in mind it's pretty hard to mess up sardines, especially in olive oil where it permeates the fish itself over time. More salt than flavor with these, IMO. The "Boneless Butterflied Sardine Fillets" from the same brand (and half the price) are much tastier and wholesome, I'd say. Those I could recommend.