Extra Virgin Olive Oil: Organic Early Harvest from Troy, Turkey
Extra virgin olive oil is the top grade of olive oil. To earn the name, it must pass chemical limits set by the EU and the International Olive Oil Council, and a trained tasting panel must find no taste defects.
Organic Early Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Fruity & Full-Bodied
Polyphenols · lab-tested
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mg/kgBold, peppery, vibrant. For drizzling & olive oil Shots.
Organic Early Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Mild & Flavorous
Polyphenols · lab-tested
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mg/kgBalanced, fresh & herbaceous. For salads & fresh dishes.
Organic Early Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Relish & Smooth
Polyphenols · lab-tested
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mg/kgSilky & rounded. For marinades, sauces, baking & roasting.
How to choose a good extra virgin olive oil
Check the harvest date. Fresher oil tastes better and keeps longer.
Check the acidity. Lower is better. Ours is 0.2% to 0.5%, far below the legal limit.
Check the polyphenols. These natural antioxidants give fresh oil its peppery bite. Ours are lab-tested at 440 to 840 mg/kg.
Ask for a lab report. Each oil on this page has one you can open.
Look for a dark bottle or tin with a tight seal.
Why early harvest matters
Olives picked early are still green. They have more polyphenols and a fruitier, greener flavor. Our olives come from one family grove in Troy, Turkey, and are cold-pressed within 2 hours of harvest.
How to store it
Keep it away from heat and light, with the cap closed. Buy smaller bottles so you use it while it is fresh.
How to use it
Finishing: drizzle the fruity oil over soup, grilled vegetables, or bread.
Salads: the mild oil suits dressings and raw vegetables.
Cooking: the smooth oil works well for sauces, marinades, and baking.
Our three oils are above. All three are certified organic by USDA and the EU.
What Every Bottle Shares
Precision
Single Origin
Family-owned groves
High Polyphenols
Early Harvest
Natural Antioxidant
Quality
Low Acidity
Far below legal limit
No Synthetics
Organic
USDA & EU Certified
Craft
Cold Extracted
Within 2 hours of harvest