Olives in Extra Virgin Olive Oil

This is where it all started for us back in 1993. Naturally fermented, unpasteurised olives in Extra Virgin Olive Oil.  This is the traditional way, how olives have been prepared for generations across Greece, Italy, and beyond. We call it The Wisdom of the Ancients.

We dress these olives in Extra Virgin Olive Oil and no seed oils because what surrounds the olive matters as much as the olive itself. Herbs, citrus, garlic and spice flavour the oil as well as the fruit — and when the olives are gone, the oil is far too good to waste.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our Olives in Extra Virgin Olive Oil

It means the olives are carefully selected and preserved in extra virgin olive oil, without any heat treatment, which enhances their natural flavour, adds richness, and keeps them tender. The olive oil also carries the aromatics of the herbs and spices we add, creating a fuller Mediterranean flavour experience.

Yes. Our olives are naturally fermented using traditional methods that reflect what we call the wisdom of the ancients. Olives cannot be eaten straight from the tree — they must be cured or fermented to become edible, and this natural process is what develops their flavour and character.

No. These olives are unpasteurised, meaning they are not heat-treated. This helps preserve their natural texture, flavour, and the integrity of the traditional fermentation process, unlike most readily available olives in tins or jars.

For best results, store at room temperature in a cool, dark place with the olives fully covered in oil. Refrigeration is not recommended, as extra virgin olive oil will naturally thicken or solidify at low temperatures — a natural characteristic of high-quality EVOO.

For the best flavour, serve at room temperature. This allows the natural richness of the extra virgin olive oil and the depth of the fermented olives to fully open up.

The extra virgin olive oil they are stored in is also full of flavour and can be used as a delicious base for dressings, cooking, or even homemade mayonnaise. We like to add a splash of balsamic or red wine vinegar and use the oil to dip bread in. 2 products in one!