North America

This list is work in progress, and will grow and evolve over the coming months and years, so check in again soon for updates. What follows are personal suggestions for some places to get great olive oil in America, and some brands from various parts of the world to watch for.

I also have a separate list of supermarket oils, which provides a range of authentic oils available at major supermarkets, big box stores and wholesalers. Here again, this is by no means a complete list, and I'll be adding more as I try them.

(For more on how this list came about, see here. Some of the companies below have supported aspects of Truth in Olive Oil’s work – details here.)

Notes:

Stars indicate reader assessments, not (necessarily) my own views.
VF – olive oils at these locations are supplied by Veronica Foods, a pioneering importer run by Veronica and Mike Bradley, whose work is described in detail in my book Extra Virginity. These stores sell a range of olive oils in stainless steel fusti, encourage customers to sample before buying, and frequently offer solid information on their oils.
We Olive – a rapidly-growing franchise in California, offering the cream of the crop of California-made olive oils, which encourage customers to taste before they buy, and have knowledgeable sales people to guide their purchases.
Oil & Vinegar – another fast-growing franchise, this one nation-wide, also on the taste before you buy model. The clear glass “amphorae” that Oil & Vinegar uses to store their oil are UV filtered, and the oils I've tasted to date have been quite good.
Williams Sonoma, Dean & Deluca, Sur la Table – these stores offer a small but carefully-curated selections of oils in bottles, mostly from Italy and Spain. As with every chain, the quality of an oil at a given location depends not only on the oils they buy, but how they are displayed, how rapidly inventory turns over, etc.

Click on each store/producer listed below to open its individual page.

USA

Alabama
Birmingham	Williams Sonoma	(3 additional locations)	1
Fairhope	The Happy Olive	VF	0
Mobile	Olivella	VF	0
Montgomery	The Vintage Olive	VF	5

Alaska
Anchorage	Amber's Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Anchorage	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0

Arizona
Chandler	Oil & Vinegar		0
Chandler	Sur la Table	(2 additional locations)	0
Chandler	Williams Sonoma	(3 additional locations)	0
Cottonwood	Verde Valley Olive Oil Traders	VF	0
Flagstaff	Olive Oil Traders	VF	0
Havasu	Havasu Olive & Garlic Company	VF	5
Jerome	Jerome Olive Oil Traders	VF	0
Peoria	Olive Gourmet	VF	5
Phoenix	Olivastro	VF	0
Phoenix	Olive Creations	VF	5
Phoenix	Outrageous Olive Oils and Vinegars	VF	0
Prescott	Olive U Naturally	VF	0
Scottsdale	Oil & Vinegar		0
Scottsdale	Outrageous Olive Oils and Vinegars	VF	0
Sedona	Divine Olive Oils	VF	0
Sierra Vista	Schade's Cellar	VF	0
Tucson	Alfonso Gourmet Olive Oil	VF	0

Arkansas
Eureka Springs	Fresh Harvest	VF	5
Little Rock	Strippaggio, LLC.	VF	0
Little Rock	Williams Sonoma	(1 additional location)	0

California
Agoura Hills	The Olive Vineyard	VF	0
Annapolis	Starcross Community		0
Arcadia	Williams Sonoma	(35 additional locations)	0
Belmont Shore	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
Berkeley	Amphora Nueva	VF	0
Berkeley	Sur la Table	(24 additional locations)	0
Burlingame	Del Oliva	VF	0
Camarillo	Epicurean Olive Oil	VF	0
Campbell	The Olive Bar	VF	0
Capay Valley	Capay Oaks Farm		0
Capay Valley	Grumpy Goats Farm	picual, coratina & pendolino oil from 3-year-old trees	0
Capay Valley	Séka Hills	hand-crafted Arbequina oil from the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, first release April 2012	5
Capay Valley	Taber Ranch		0
Carmel by the Sea	Trio Carmel	VF	0
Carmel Valley	Baker & Olive	VF	0
Corning	Lucero Olive Oil		5
Coronado	Coronado Taste of Oils	VF	0
Costa Mesa	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
El Dorado Hills	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
Encinitas	Baker and Olive	VF	0
Fairfield	Il Fiorello		0
Fresno	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
Gerber	Pacific Sun	estate-produced olive oil, widely distributed in US	0
Glendale	41 Olive	VF	0
Grass Valley	Olive Vitality	VF	5
Irvine/Tustin	41 Olive	VF	0
La Jolla	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
Livermore	Olivina	estate-produced olive oil	0
Livermore	Victorine Valley Olive Oil	estate-produced olive oil, & VF	0
Lodi	Corto Olive		0
Mill Valley	Frantoio Ristorante and Bar		0
Monterey	Monterey's Tasty Olive Bar	VF	0
Murphys	Marisolio	VF	0
Napa	Jaeger Olive Oil	estate-produced olive oil	0
Napa	Katz and Company	pioneering artisan producer	0
Napa	Napa Valley Olive Oil	VF	5
Napa	Oenotri	restaurant featuring a superb range of olive oils	0
Napa	Regina Olive Oil	estate-produced Taggiasca olive oil	0
Napa	Talcott Olive Oil	estate-produced olive oil	4
Oakland	Oliveto	restaurant	0
Oakland	Pasta Shop	Excellent selection of fine oils, as well as an eye-popping array of other Mediterranean specialty foods. Don't plan on a quick visit – leave plenty of browsing time!	0
Oakland	Veronica Foods	pioneering olive oil importer	0
Oregon House	Apollo Olive Oil	state-of-the-art milling technology & relentless quality focus	5
Oroville	Berkely Olive Grove 1913	oil from ancient Mission groves	0
Oroville	California Olive Ranch	the most widely-distributed American-made olive oil in the US	5
Palm Desert	Olive a Sudden	VF	0
Palm Springs	Olive a Sudden	VF	0
Pasadena	Beyond the Olive		0
Paso Robles	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
Petaluma	McEvoy Ranch	A true pioneer in top-quality estate grown oil in America. Gorgeous, full-bodied oils, a range of body care products, and the most beautiful olive oil bottle I've yet seen!	0
Riverside	Migliore Gourmet Foods	VF	0
Rutherford	Round Pond Estate		0
Sacramento	Corti Brothers	mecca for top-quality oils and other specialty food products	0
Sacramento	The Chef's Olive Mix	VF	0
San Carlos	Olive Crush	VF	0
San Diego	Seaport Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
San Francisco	McEvoy Ranch	The Ferry Building location of the famed California olive oil pioneer (described above under "Petaluma," site of their ranch and groves)	5
San Francisco	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
San Louis Obispo	Robbins Family Farm	estate-produced olive oil	0
San Luis Obispo	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
Santa Barbara	Viva Oliva	VF	0
Seal Beach	Antica	VF	0
Sonoma	Tallgrass Ranch Estate		0
Sonoma	The Olive Press	A Sonoma oil landmark profiled in EXTRA VIRGINITY.	0
St Helena	Dean & DeLuca		0
St Helena	Grove 45	estate Tuscan Varietal oils	0
Stanford	Sigona's Market	VF	0
Stockton	Bozzano Olive Ranch	estate-produced olive oil	5
Valencia	Oil & Vinegar		0
Ventura	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
Walnut Creek	We Olive	Some of the best California-made olive oils, in a try-before-you-buy olive oil boutique format	0
West Hollywood	Fig & Olive	restaurant owned by Laurent Halaz	0
West Hollywood	Oliana	VF	0
Winters	Yolo Press	Mike Madison, farmer, writer & philosopher profiled in EXTRA VIRGINITY, makes superb Taggiasca & other oils by hand & sells them in person at the Davis Farmer's Market.	0
Yolo	Hillstone Olive Oil		0

Colorado
Arvada	Kristos Olive Oil	VF	5
Boulder	Oliverde	VF	0
Boulder	Sur la Table	(2 additional locations)	0
Brekenridge	Olive Fusion	VF	0
Broomfield	Williams-Sonoma	(4 additional locations)	0
Colorado Springs	Venice Olive Oil Company	VF	5
Denver	EVOO Marketplace	VF	5
Ft. Collins	Rocky Mountain Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Littleton	EVOO Marketplace	VF	5
Longmont	Picasso's Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Parker	Al Dente	VF	0
Silverthorne	Olive Fusion	VF	0
Steamboat Springs	Elevated Olive	VF	5

Connecticut
Canton	Sur la Table		0
Danbury	Williams-Sonoma	(4 additional locations)	0
Darien	Olivette	VF	0
Orange	Wild Acorns, LLC	VF	1
South Norwalk	Olivette	VF	0
Stamford	Fairway Market		0
West Hartford	Bella Gusta	VF	0

Delaware
Newark	Williams-Sonoma		0

District of Columbia
Washington DC	Dean & DeLuca		0
Washington DC	Sur la Table		0
Washington DC	Williams-Sonoma		0

Florida
Coconut Creek	Lovin' Olive	VF	0
Aventura	Aventura Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Aventura	Sur la Table	(5 additional locations)	0
Boca Raton	Williams-Sonoma	(21 additional locations)	0
Cocoa Village	From Olives and Grapes	VF	0
Delray Beach	The Ancient Olive	VF	5
Destin	Olive Oil Balsamics Tastings	VF	0
Dunedin	Kalamazoo Olive Company	VF	0
Fort Myers	Naples Olive Oil Company	VF	0
Ft. Lauderdale	Jean Pierre Cooking School	VF	5
Jacksonville	Olive Oil Store	VF	0
Lakewood Ranch	Katy Rose Olive Oil	VF	0
Melbourne	From Olives and Grapes	VF	0
Naples	Naples Olive Oil/Health Wize	VF	0
Panama City	Emerald Coast Olive Oil Co.	VF	4.6
Pensacola	Bodacious Olive Oil	VF	5
Punta Gorda	Bella Balsamic	VF	5
Sarasota	Venice Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
St. Augustine	The Ancient Olive	VF	0
St. Petersburg	Kalamazoo Olive Co.	VF	0
Stuart	Two Olive Trees	VF	5
Tampa	Joe and Sons	VF	0
Venice	Venice Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
West Palm Beach	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0
West Palm Beach	Olive You More!	VF	0
Winter Garden	The Sacred Olive	VF	0
Winter Park	The Ancient Olive	VF	0

Georgia
Alpharetta	Williams-Sonoma	(8 additional locations)	0
Atlanta	Oli & Ve	VF	0
Atlanta	Strippaggio	A new single varietal and blended extra virgin shop, with emphasis on top California oils (though yes, there's Georgian oil there, too!), and strong consumer education mission.	0
Atlanta	Sur la Table		0
Augusta	High Country Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Blue Ridge	Blue Ridge Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Cumming	Gabby's Olive Branch	VF	0
Ellijay	Blue Ridge Olive Oil Co.	VF	5
Greensboro	Plantation Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Helen	Alpine Olive Tree	VF	0
Lakeland	Georgia Olive Farms	Very enjoyable arbequina made from Georgian and Californian olives.	5
Newnan	Branch & Vine	VF	0
Peachtree City	Branch & Vine	VF	0
Roswell	Oli & Ve	VF	0
St Simons Island	The Golden Isles Olive Oil	VF	0
Woodstock	Leaning Ladder	VF	0

Hawaii
Honolulu	Island Olive Oil Co	VF	5
Honolulu	Williams-Sonoma		0

Idaho
Boise	Williams-Sonoma
Burley	Magic Valley Olive Oil Co.	VF
Idaho Falls	Twig & Vine	VF

Illinois
Algonquin	Williams-Sonoma	(9 additional locations)	0
Chicago	City Olive	Beautiful oil boutique offering a fine range of estate-produced oils and solid data about them, as well as regular events including oil tastings, food pairings, & explorations of oil-producing countries.	0
Chicago	OH Olive	VF	0
Chicago	Sur la Table	(4 additional locations)	0
Edwardsville	Olive Oils and More	VF	5
Galena	Galena Garlic & Olive Oil	VF	0
Geneva	Galena Garlic & Olive Oil	VF	5
Glenview	OH Olive	VF	0
Lanark	Silver Moon Winery	VF	0
Libertyville	OH Olive	VF	0
Lincoln Park	OH Olive	VF	0
Love's Park	The Olive Oil Experience	VF	5
Oak Park	Olive and Well	VF	0
Peoria Hights	Olio and Vino	VF	0
Schaumburg	The Olive Oil Place	VF	5
Yorkville	Olive Gallery	VF	0
Yorkville	The Olive Gallery	VF	0

Indiana
Auburn	The Olive Twist	VF	5
Bloomington	The Olive Leaf	VF	0
Carmel	Sur la Table		0
Chesterton	Good to Go By Lucrezia	VF	0
Columbus	A Thyme for all Seasonings	VF	0
Fort Wayne	The Olive Twist	VF	5
Fort Wayne	Williams-Sonoma	(1 additional location)	0
Goshen	The Olive Branch #2	VF	0
Granger	The Olive Branch #1	VF	5
Highland	Tasty Olive Company	VF	0
Indianapolis	Artisano's Oils and Spices	VF	4
Madison	Galena Garlic	VF	0
Shipshewana	The Olive Branch #3	VF	0
Winona Lake	Olive Branch	VF	0

Iowa
Davenport	Twisted Trunk Olive Oil Co	VF
Des Moines	Allspice Culinarium	VF
West Des Moines	Williams-Sonoma

Kansas
Kansas City	Dean & DeLuca		0
Lawrence	Extra Virgin	VF	0
Leavenworth	First Taste	VF	5
Leawood	Williams-Sonoma	(1 additional location)	0
Overland Park	The Tasteful Olive	VF	5
Topeka	The Tasteful Olive	VF	0

Kentucky
Fort Mitchell	The Flying Olive	VF	0
Lexington	Oliva Bella	Owner Lea Ann Vessels fell in love with olive oil while working several years in Italy, & now sources DOP Italian oils made by families she knows, in Umbria, Campania, Sardinia, Lazio, Puglia and Sicily	5
Lexington	Stuarto's Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Lexington	Williams-Sonoma	(1 additional location)	0
Louisville	Primo Oils and Vinegars	VF	0

Louisiana
Baton Rouge	Sur la Table
Baton Rouge	Williams-Sonoma	(1 additional location)
Houma	Deep South Oils & Vinegars	VF
Mandeville	Infuse	VF
New Orleans	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques

Maine
Bangor	Fiore	VF
Bar Harbor	Fiore	VF
Belfast	Vinolio	VF
Boothbay Harbor	Eventide	VF
Freeport	Fiore	VF
Lewiston	Fiore
Portland	LeRoux Kitchens	VF
Portsmouth	LeRoux Kitchens	VF
Rockland	Fiore	VF

Maryland
Annapolis	Cleo's Fine Oils and Vinegars	Selection of estate oils from old and new world, expertly curated by sisters Saleta and Linda Cameron. Cooking courses, extensive info on oil-makers and oil chemistry, and a genuine obsession with quality and traceability.
Annapolis	Seasons of Olives	VF
Annapolis	Sur la Table
Annapolis	Williams-Sonoma	(4 additional locations)
Frederick	Lebherz Olive Oil	VF
Hagerstown	Weyira Olive Oil & Vinegar Tasting Gallery	VF
Ruxton	E.N. Olivier	VF

Massachusetts
Boston	Boston Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Boston	South End Formaggio		0
Boston	Williams-Sonoma	(7 additional locations)	0
Braintree	Sur la Table	(3 additional locations)	0
Cambridge	Formaggio Kitchen		0
Chatham	Gustare	VF	0
Concord	New England Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Gloucester	Cape Ann Olive Oil Company	VF	0
Martha's Vineyard	LeRoux Kitchens	VF	0
Mashpee Commons	Gustare	VF	0
Newburyport	Newburyport Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Scituate	The Roman Table	VF	0
Wellesley	Gustare	VF	5

Michigan
Ann Arbor	Fustini's Oils and Vinegars	VF	5
Ann Arbor	Williams-Sonoma	(5 additional locations)	0
Ann Arbor	Zingerman's	deli, restaurant & premium olive oil haven, as well as excellent online store	0
Birmingham	Old World Olive Press	VF	0
Clinton Township	Giuseppe's International Oils and Vinegars	VF	0
Clinton Township	Sur la Table	(1 additional location)	0
Frankenmuth	Great Lakes Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Grand Rapids	Old World Olive Press	VF	0
Holland	Fustini's Oils and Vinegars	VF	0
Lansing	Great Lakes Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Muskegon	Cheese Lady	VF	0
Petoskey	Fustini's Oils and Vinegars	VF	0
Plymouth	Old World Olive Press	VF	0
Rockford	Old World Olive Press	VF	0
Traverse City	Fustini's Oils and Vinegars	VF	4

Minnesota
Bloomington	Williams-Sonoma	(3 additional locations)	0
Deerwood	Our Winehouse	VF	0
Delano	Woodland Hill Winery	VF	0
Duluth	Rustic Olive	VF	0
Edina	Sur la Table		0
Mendota Heights	The Olive Grove	VF	0
Minneapolis	Annona Gourmet	VF	0
Nisswa	Loide Olive Oils & Vinegars	VF	5
Northfield	Northfield Olive Oils & Vinegars	VF	0
Rochester	Stillwater Olive Oil Co	VF	5
St. Louis Park	Gourmet Oil & Vinegar	VF	0
Stillwater	Stillwater Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Wayzata	Wayzata Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
White Bear Lake	Stillwater Olive Oil Co.	VF	5

Mississippi
Ridgeland	Williams-Sonoma		0

Missouri
Branson	Devo Olive Oil Co.	VF
Chesterfield	Williams-Sonoma	(2 additional locations)
Kansas City	Sur la Table	(1 additional location)
Lee's Summit	Heavenly Olive Oils & Vinegars	VF
St. Charles	Di Olivas Oil & Vinegar
St. Louis	Di Olivas Oil & Vinegar
St. Louis	Olive Oils and More	VF
Zona Rosa	Heavenly Olive Oils & Vinegars	VF

Montana
Missoula	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0
Whitefish	Genesis Kitchen	VF	0

Nebraska
Lincoln	Oliverde	VF
Omaha	Oliverde	VF
Omaha	Sur la Table
Omaha	Williams-Sonoma

Nevada
Henderson	Williams-Sonoma	(2 additional locations)	0
Las Vegas	Sur la Table		0
Minden	Tahoe Ridge Winery	VF	0
Reno and Las Vegas	Big Horn Olive Oil Co.	VF	5

New Hampshire
Portsmouth	LeRoux Kitchens	VF	0
Salem	Williams-Sonoma		0

New Jersey
Bridgewater	Williams-Sonoma	(10 additional locations)
Collingswood	Blue Moon Olive Oil Co.	VF
Denville	Dash of Thyme	VF
Freehold	Sur la Table	(1 additional location)
Paramus	Fairway Market
Westfield	Patricia & Paul Purveyor-- Artisans of Fine Oils & Balsamics	VF
Woodland Park	Fairway Market

New Mexico
Albuquerque	Williams-Sonoma		0
Santa Fe	Oleaceae	VF	0

New York
Albany	Oliva! Gourmet	VF	0
Albany	Williams-Sonoma	(13 additional locations)	0
Amherst	D'Avolio	VF	0
Brooklyn	O Live Brooklyn	VF	0
Buffalo	D'Avolio	VF	5
Canadaigua	F. Oliver's	VF	0
Clifton Park	Oliva!	VF	0
Corning	Crystal City Olive Oil Co.	VF	3.5
Douglaston	Fairway Market	(7 additional locations)	0
East Aurora	Prima Oliva Olive Oils & Vinegars	VF	0
Fayetteville	Olive on Brooklea	VF	0
Great Neck	Oil Licious	VF	0
Hamburg	Prima Oliva Olive Oils & Vinegars	VF	0
Huntington	The Crushed Olive	VF	0
Ithaca	F. Oliver's	VF	0
Lewiston	D'Avolio	VF	0
Manhasset	Sur la Table		0
Manhattan	Dean & DeLuca		0
Manhattan	Eataly		0
Manhattan	Fig & Olive	(4 additional locations)	0
Manhattan	Formaggio Essex		0
Manhattan	Sur la Table	(3 additional locations)	0
Manhattan	The Filling Station	VF	0
Rochester	F' Olivers	VF	0
Saratoga Springs	Saratoga Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Sayville	The Crushed Olive	VF	0
Skaneateles	F Oliver's	VF	0
Stony Brook	The Crushed Olive	VF	0
Williamsville	D'Avolio	VF	0
Yonkers	Sur la Table		0

North Carolina
Asheville	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0
Asheville	Olive & Kickin	VF	0
Asheville	Williams-Sonoma	(8 additional locations)	0
Beaufort	Beaufort Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Boon	The Art of Oil	VF	0
Cary	Peak Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Chapel Hill	A Southern Season	retailer of quality oils	0
Chapel Hill	Blue Sky Olive Oil & Vinegar	VF	0
Charlotte	Dean & DeLuca		0
Charlotte	Olive This!	VF	0
Charlotte	Pour Olive	VF	0
Charlotte	Sur la Table	(1 additional location)	0
Greensboro	Midtown Olive Press	VF	0
Greenville	692 Olive	VF	5
Hickory	The Crushed Olive	VF	0
Highlands	Mountain Fresh Grocery	VF	0
Kill Devil Hills	Outer Banks Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Mooresville	Isabella's Fine Olive Oils	VF	5
Pinehurst	Green Gate Olive Oils	VF	0
Raleigh	Midtown Olive Press	VF	0
Wilmington	Taste The Olive	VF	0
Winston-Salem	Green Gate Olive Oils	VF	0

Ohio
Akron	Williams-Sonoma	(6 additional locations)
Cincinnati	Sur la Table	(2 additional locations)
Columbus	Green Olive Company	VF
Hudson	Olive My Heart	VF
New Philadelphia	OV Harvest	VF
Rocky River	The Olive Scene	VF
Toledo	Bumble Olive Oil Co.	VF
Troy	Olive Oasis	VF
West Chester	Spicy Olive	VF
Westerville	A Twist on Olives	VF

Oklahoma
Edmond	Teaoli	VF
Norman	Teaoli	VF
Oklahoma City	Olive & Co.	VF
Oklahoma City	Williams-Sonoma	(1 additional location)
Spring Creek Village	Teaoli	VF
Tulsa	Mecca Coffee Co.	VF

Oregon
Bend	Navidi's Olive Oil & Vinegar	VF	0
Lake Oswago	Sur la Table	(2 additional locations)	0
Portland	Benessere	VF (2 additional locations)	5
Portland	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0
Portland	Real Good Food	Jim Dixon imports a range of top-quality Italian oils, operates an olive oil "CSA" that has a growing and loyal following, appears monthly at the Portland Farmers Market, and imports a mouth-watering range of premium foods. A major resource!	0
Portland	Williams-Sonoma	(1 additional location)	0

Pennsylvania
Ardmore	Williams-Sonoma	(11 additional locations)
Bethlehem	Seasons Olive Oil & Vinegar Tap Room	VF
East Petersburg	S. Clyde Weaver	VF
Erwinna	The Sand Castle Winery	VF
Harmony	Enchanted Olive	VF
Huntingdon Valley	Olive Lucy Gourmet Food Store	VF
King of Prussia	Sur la Table	(1 additional location)
Lancaster	Seasons Olive Oil & Vinegar Taproom	VF
Lemoyne	Tastemaker's Olive Oil	VF
Newtown	The Tubby Olive	VF
Philadelphia	Garces Trading Co	VF
Shippenville	Deer Creek Winery	VF
Warrington	Taste	VF
Wayne	Bella Oliva	VF

Rhode Island
Cranston	Williams-Sonoma	(1 additional location)	0
Newport	Virgin & Aged	VF	0
Providence	Olive del Mondo	VF	5

South Carolina
Aiken	High Country Olive Oil	VF	0
Anderson	Red Moose Emporium	VF	0
Charleston	The Crescent Olive	VF	0
Charleston	Williams-Sonoma	(3 additional locations)	0
Columbia	The Crescent Olive	VF	0
Greenville	Oil & Vinegar		0
Greenville	Palmetto Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Mt. Pleasant	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	1
Myrtle Beach	Devo Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
Pawley’s Island	High Country Olive Oil Co.	VF	0

South Dakota
Brookings	Coteau des Prairies Olive Oil Co.	VF
Rapid City	Vita Sana #2	VF
Sioux Falls	Olive Destination	VF

Tennessee
Franklin	Williams-Sonoma	(3 additional locations)
Memphis	The Mighty Olive	VF
Nashville	Olive Oil Store	VF

Texas
Abilene	Cordell's	VF
Arlington	Bella Vita Gourmet Oils & Vinegars	VF
Austin	Con' Olio	VF - 2 locations in N and S Austin, superb educational programs and paired tastings.
Austin	Sur la Table	(7 additional locations)
Austin	Williams-Sonoma	(16 additional locations)
Dallas	Lover's Lane Olive Oil	VF
Dallas	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques
Fort Worth	The Virgin Olive Oiler	VF
Grape Vine	Grapevine Olive Oil Co	VF
Houston	Olive and Vine	VF
Waco	Café Vibrante	VF
Woodlands	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques

Utah
Ogden	Jasoh	VF
Park City	Mountain Town	VF
Provo	Williams-Sonoma	(1 additional location)
Salt Lake City	Millcreek Olive Oil Co	VF
Salt Lake City	Mountain Town	VF
Salt Lake City	Sur la Table

Vermont
Burlington	Saratoga Olive Oil Co.	VF	0

Virginia
Abingdon	Abingdon Olive Oil Co	VF	0
Alexandria	Williams-Sonoma	(10 additional locations)	0
Arlington	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0
Arlington	Sur la Table	(2 additional locations)	0
Charlottesville	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0
Culpeper	Taste Oil Vinegar Spice	VF	0
Fairfax	Olio2go		5
Fredericksburg	Taste Oil Vinegar Spice	VF	0
McLean	Under The Olive Tree	VF	0
Onancock	North Street Market	VF	0
Richmond	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good chain of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0
Richmond	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good chain of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0
Richmond	The Olive Oil Taproom	VF	0
Roanoke	Oliveto	VF	5
Short Pump	The Olive Oil Taproom	VF	5
Virginia Beach	Savor the Olive	VF	0
Williamsburg	Imperial Olive	VF	0

Washington
Bellevue	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques - this one run by US franchise CEO Matt Stermer	0
Bellevue	Sur la Table	(2 additional locations)	0
Bellevue	Two Sisters Olive Oil Co	VF	5
Bellevue	Williams-Sonoma	(4 additional locations)	0
Bellingham	Drizzle Olive Oil & Vinegar	VF	0
Camas	Navidi's Olive Oil & Vinegar	VF	0
Olympia	Olympia Olive Oil	VF	0
Redmond	Paradiso Olive Oils & Vinegars	VF	0
Seattle	Queen Anne Olive Oil	VF	0
Spokane	Oil & Vinegar	Part of a good, nation-wide franchise of taste-before-buying olive oil boutiques	0

Wisconsin
Appleton	The Olive Cellar	VF	5
Appleton	Williams-Sonoma	(3 additional locations)	0
Cedarburg	Olive N Vinn	VF	0
De Pere	JaJora Olive O	VF	0
Delafield	Oliva di Vita	VF	0
Fond Du Lac	Ollie's Olive Oil Haus	VF	0
Hayward	Truly Delicious	VF	0
Madison	Oil of the Olive	VF	0
Milwaukee	Sur la Table		0
Minoqua	Chocolates and More	VF	0
Neenah	The Olive Cellar	VF	0
Oshkosh	The Copper Olive	VF	0
Shawano	Olive 'N Vinnies Market	VF	0
Sheboygan	Olivada	VF	0
Sturgen Bay	Door Country Olive Oil	VF	0
Wauwatosa	Oro di Oliva	VF	0
Whitefish Bay	Oro di Oliva	VF	0
Withee	Munson Bridge Winery	VF	0

Wyoming
Casper	Vita Sana	VF	0

Canada

Alberta
Calgary	Blue Door Oil & Vinegar	VF	0
Calgary	Soffrito	VF	0
Calgary	Williams-Sonoma	(5 additional locations)	0
Edmonton	Evoolution	VF	5
Okotoks	On Tap: Oil & Vinegar	VF	5

British Columbia
Gibsons	Sunshine Coast Olive Oil Co.	VF
Kelowna	Olivia’s Oils & Vinegars	VF
Lake Country	Olive Us Oil and Vinegar Tasting Room	VF
Langley	All of Oils	VF
Prince George	4 Oak Oil & Vinegar	VF
Surrey	All of Oils	VF
Vancouver	Olives on Tap	VF
Vancouver	Vancouver Olive Oil Co.	VF
Vernon	Olive Us Oil and Vinegar Tasting Room	VF
Victoria	Olive The Senses	VF

Manitoba
Steinbach	Prairie Oils & Vinegars	VF	0
Winnipeg	Frescolio	VF	0

New Brunswick
St John	Liquid Gold	VF	0

Nova Scotia
Halifax	Liquid Gold	VF	0

Ontario
Burlington	The Olive Oil Dispensary Inc	VF	0
Collingwood	Collingwood Olive Oil Co	VF	5
Kingston	Kingston Olive Oil Co.	VF	0
London	The Pristine Olive	VF	5
Oakville	Olivo Fresco	VF	0
Ottawa	The Unrefined Olive	VF	0
St Catharines	Della Terra	VF	5
Stratford	Olive Your Favourites	VF	0
Sudbury	Adoro Olive Oils and Vinegars	VF	0
Tecumseh	Dressed By An Olive	VF	0
Toronto	Olive Oil Emporium	VF	0
Unionville	Olive That!	VF	0
Waterloo	Dana Shortt Gourmet	VF	0
Whitby	Olive That!	VF	5

Prince Edward Island
Charlotte Town	Liquid Gold	VF	0

Saskatchewan
Saskatoon	Solar Gardens	VF	0

Comments

Submitted by Ron Lister on Dec 06 2011

Please hurry with this page--before I waste any more money!

Submitted by Ron on Dec 09 2011

Read, enjoyed and was educated by your book. Please hurry, as another Ron posted, with the list of REAL EVOO! Thanks.

Submitted by Elisabeth Robson on Dec 12 2011

I am now terrified to use the oil in my cupboard. Eagerly anticipating this list, as olive oil is the only kind of oil I'm supposed to eat (anti-cancer diet). Please get it up soon! and thank you so much for your work.

Submitted by Trudi on Dec 13 2011

Heard you on Fresh Air this morning but needed some recommendations, would much prefer to purchase the real thing!

Submitted by Linda Smith on Dec 13 2011

It would be helpful for people to share olive oils they have purchased that they liked. We were in Spain a year ago and brought back an olive oil from a local producer. Their main business was high quality wine but also produced olive oil. It was called Aubocassa. I have no idea if it is imported, but it was delicious and certainly proves that it is not necessary to buy only Italian olive oil, especially if the unethical practices are mostly in Italy.

Submitted by Jeff Kerker on Dec 14 2011

I heard you on Fresh Air a couple of days ago and downloaded your book onto my Kindle. Now I need to find some oils that I can trust. Please hurry with this page.

Submitted by Kathy Roach on Dec 15 2011

Bought the book myself and a friend after hearing your piece on NPR....would love to find a nice bottle of olive oil to make it the PERFECT gift! Thanks so much for the time a effort that went into this book.

Submitted by Soroor on Dec 16 2011

Please remember to evaluate the Costco olive oils as well. I have been
buying my olive oil from Costco thinking that the supplier won't cheat Costco which is such a great customer for them. I hope I am right.
Thank you so much.

Submitted by Paul Miller on Jan 02 2012

Costco's first store in Australia has good olive oil from EU and Australia. Aldi in Australia does too - Aldi stores in Australia and northern Europe test and taste their oils extensively to ensure the quality. Not sure if they do in the USA yet.
Worth asking your stores if they taste and test their oils. Eventually the retailers will get the message.
It's not hard to test olive oils. The Australian Standard for Olive Oils and Olive Pomace Oils (AS 5264-2011 if you want to Google it) outlines the key tests and these are available from several labs for the retailers' convenience. Modern Olives and the Australian Oils Research Laboratory in Australia offer such services and I believe the UC Davis Olive Center will soon be doing the same. Eurofins in Hamburg does thousands of such tests a year for retailers in northern Europe. Since about 6 years ago Germans have insisted on and get good olive oil in their retail sector.

Paul Miller
Australian Olive Association

Submitted by Jayne on Jan 17 2012

@ Soroor, Veronica Foods, the huge distributor in California, supplies Costco with a "blended" olive oil. They won't openly admit to it, but as you mentioned, Costco is a huge account for VF. By NO means does that translate to quality, just an agreed upon price.

Submitted by Veronica Bradley on Jan 21 2012

Jayne,

Check your facts. What is your real agenda?

Veronica Foods Company has never sold a blend or extra virgin olive oil to Costco, ever. Furthermore, Veronica Foods does not sell a blend to any other company who in turn, sells to Costco. It is easy to lie and cast aspersions anonymously. Once again Jayne, you would be well advised to check your facts and more importantly your motives.

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Jayne – no idea what you're talking about, but you'd better check your facts before you go public with them. Veronica Foods does not supply Costco with "blended" oils. Tell us where you are getting your information. Are you in the olive oil business yourself?

Submitted by Don on Dec 27 2011

I see. The only place to buy great olive oil in the United States are from your friend at Veronica Foods -- the "independent expert" who vetted 90% of your list.

Submitted by Tom on Dec 27 2011

Don (or Donato): When someone does excellent, ground-breaking work, you kick the tires in every possible way, and no money changes hands, I think it's entirely appropriate to celebrate their work, whether they're your friend or your enemy.

Do you have any places to add to my list?

Submitted by Paolo on Dec 27 2011

HEY HEY HEY, there's something missing from this list..........

Submitted by Anne on Dec 28 2011

I love Navidi's Olive Oil in Camas Washington. I had a delicious and very informative tasting experience there last week, and am delighted to know that they're on your list.

Submitted by Bobbi Miller on Dec 28 2011

My undisputed favorite Extra Virgin Olive Oil in the world comes from Cortona, Italy. Bramasole Oil from Villa Bramasole belonging to Ed & Frances Mayes. I buy a case every year and have it shipped to my home. Life would just not be the same without it. TheTuscanSun is their website.

Submitted by Tom on Dec 30 2011

Hi Bobbi, Great to know about Bramasole Oil, which I'll add to my list of "must trys." I don't know the Mayes, but as it happens, I'm friends with the folks who now own the villa where Under a Tuscan Sun was filmed. Nice spread! Love your sentiment re/ great oil that "Life would just not be the same without it." My sentiments exactly!
Tom

Submitted by Olivia on Jan 03 2012

Hi Tom,
Just heard you on Forum, and rushed to my kitchen to see what I have. Several callers mentioned Napa Valley Naturals (organic, in my case). I've liked it (should I blush?) and aside from the misleading Napa label, am not sure why it would be bad that some of the olives are raised near Sacramento. My main criterion in choosing olive oil has been the kind of flavor that goes up into my nose and has a little bitterness -- fairly strong-tasting, that is. I use Napa Naturals for general frying etc.; for salads or evening vegetable, where it matters more, I use Farm Bartolini from Italy, which I've liked a lot. Do you know their oil?

At home, I have everything organic, including wine and oil. What kinds of chemicals are used in non-organic olive oils?

Many thanks for your help!!

Sincerely,
Olivia

Submitted by Cheryl on Jan 03 2012

Tom,
I also am interested in information on organic EVO. We grow organic heirloom vegetables and herbs for market, and I don't want to use an oil with them, or anything else, that could possibly have chemical residues from pesticides--even if the oil wins praise for its taste.

Are organic olive oils similarly priced to the non-organic? I noticed that one CA company I looked into online is not actually certified organic, which doesn't bother me at all since we aren't either. The costs of certification can be prohibitive to small growers of any type of food product. We like to support sustainable growing practices that do not include use of herbicides, chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or fungicides. There are also some possible problems with the new organic standards in the US--it depends who the certifying agency is. I guess it is most important to research the growing practices of the olive producers whether or not they have an organic label. We also like to support local food producers, but here in the US snow belt, if we want olive oil, it will have to come from somewhere else, unfortunately.

I, too, heard you on NPR driving home from school. Thanks for your hard work on a great book! Am planning to head up to Ann Arbor this week to get some real Extra VIrgin Olive Oil to try for the first time.

C. in NWOhio

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hello C – As I mentioned just below in an earlier reply, organic labels in olive oil are something I'll be writing more about, but aren't transparent in olive oil. Yes, organic oils cost more, and if properly made may well be free of certain chemicals that non-organic oils can have, but in my experience the distinction between organic and non-organic isn't as useful as between properly made oil and the other stuff. But more on this soon!

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hi Olivia, I just tried Napa Valley Naturals in PCC, a high-end supermarket in Seattle w/ a stress on organics, etc. It said that its oil came from Sacramento and Spain (at least it said so on the label, though "Napa Valley" is a bit misleading,wouldn't you say?). The bad news was that the oil was very defective – strong rancidity and fustiness (from fermented, usually low-grade, olives). I can't say that all NVN products are defective – I only tried this one bottle, and their oil from the bulk container in the "fill your own bottle" of the store – but my experience so far, re/ transparency and quality, is negative re/ Napa Valley Naturals.

I don't know Farm Bartolini – will look into it.

Organic is defined differently in the EU and the US. I'll be writing more on this soon, but for the time being, as detailed in my book Extra Virginity, there are producers in the US who put "USDA Organic" labels on their "extra virgin" olive oil which they blend up from soybean oil, so unfortunately, as long as officials fail to check the contents of olive oil bottles, an organic seal is no guarantee of quality.

Submitted by Kate on Jan 03 2012

Hi Tom:

Your book was a xmas gift from my husband and we are thoroughly enjoying it. Living in Idaho we don't have a lot of local options but we would like to share the name of a french olive oil we buy at the wine shop in the Boise Food Coop - 'Mas de Gourgonnier' Huile d'Olive Vierge Extra, First Cold Press. We also like one of the olive oil selections from Trader Joe's (Trader Joe's Spanish Extra Virgin Olive Oil).

Thank you for the book!

Submitted by Georgina White on Jan 23 2012

I live near the Mas de Gourgonnier, an estate in the Alpilles near Les Baux in Provence, 45 hectares of vines and 20 hectares of olives. Their wine is very good too.

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

I agree Georgina – I just tried this oil 2 weeks ago in San Francisco. Going on my list ASAP!

Submitted by Andrew on Jan 30 2012

I liked the Trader's Joe's Spanish Extra Virgin too -- thought it smelled and tasted real. But how can I know?!

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hi Kate, I'll add Mas de Gourgonnier to my list of oils to look into. Could you tell me what else is written on the label? The French produce a very small amount of olive oil – vastly less than they did a century ago – and in my experience, French oils that reach N. America are higher quality than Spanish or Italian, but I'll check out Mas de Gourgonnier. As for Trader Joe's, my very limited experience has been poor – 2 oils in 2 different stores that weren't extra virgin as they claimed. But this was a couple years ago, and I can't generalize,esp in the case of a store like Trader Joe's where individual store owners make many buying decisions. But I'll put Trader Joe's on my list of oils to explore, too!

Submitted by Jane on Jan 03 2012

I was wondering if there was a reason why Antica Masseria Caroli (Puglia) didn't make your list? It has always been a favorite of mine.

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hi Jane – I want to underscore my caveat about my list: it's work in progress, ever-expanding, and based exclusively on my own experience and that of a small circle of trusted oil advisors around the world. The fact that Antica Masseria Caroli, or any other oil, didnt appear on my list is not necessarily any indication that it isn't excellent – I know only a fraction of the great oils out there. I'll ask them for a sample, though, and get back to you.

Submitted by Meg on Jan 04 2012

How about the Whole Foods in-house brand, 365 EVOO? It's in a metal canister, bears an Italy origin. Suspect? Or the real thing?

Submitted by Barton on Jan 05 2012

Yes, I had the same question as well about the Whole Foods brands. I went on their website and it said that they test for the ph, Tom do you know of the quality of the olive oil at this place ?

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hi Barton,
I'm thinking you're meaning Whole Foods. So far my experience has been mixed. They sell a number of good oils, but the 365 oils I've tried, oddly, have been terrible – not extra virgin at all. They also failed the recent UC Davis study (link to follow). For a store that prides itself on quality, this is bizarre.

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hi Meg,
I'm thinking you're meaning Whole Foods. So far my experience has been mixed. They sell a number of good oils, but the 365 oils I've tried, oddly, have been terrible – not extra virgin at all. They also failed the recent UC Davis study (link to follow). For a store that prides itself on quality, this is bizarre.

Submitted by Leslie on Mar 13 2012

I too was wondering about Olave. $20/liter. I just bought a bottle because the expiration date was 11/2014. Being from Chile, I thought it would be fresher this time of year. Bottle states Varieties as Frantoio, Luccino, Coratina and Arbequina. Have not opened it yet.

In Massachusetts, the Kirkland Signature is double labeled Fillipo Berio Organic Extra Virgin. Is this the Kirkland Signature that you're recommending?

When I first started reading your book, I bought Lucini which is also widely available in local Supermarkets varying in price from $15 to $22 for a 500 ml. bottle. Stated acidity is 0.2 to 0.4%. I enjoyed it although it is bottled in a light bottle so probably does not fare well stored on supermarket shelves.

Wegman's Supermarket is widely distributed across the Northeast US. They have a store brand line called Wegman's Italian classics which is relatively affordable. $10 for 500 ml. I chose the Campagnan which is D.O.P. Colline Salernitane. Says it is from Amalfi Coast. I'd like to try the Tuscan oil next. You should get them to mail you some to taste.

I am a novice to all this, so it would be helpful to be able to get my hands on something you've recommended so I can compare. I want to maximize the health benefits and would love to be able to taste the difference between true extra virgins and refined oils.

That being said, I have done a few side by side comparisons. I haven't been able to bring myself to drink the oil straight so I test it with bread dipped in olive oil. I like the light mouth feel of both the Wegman's Campagnan and the Lucini. Last night, I compared the Filipo Berrio Organic Extra Virgin to the Lucini and actually liked the "bite" of the Filipo Berrio. Maybe the Lucini is too mild to be an example of Tuscan oil. I did like the "mouth feel" of the Lucini better. Today, I compared some Carapelli Extra Virgin to the Lucini. The tastes were night and day. The Carapelli was blah, bland and greasy. That contrast gives me more confidence that maybe these other olive oils are pretty good even though they are not on your list.

Submitted by Robert Oppedisano on Mar 19 2012

Leslie,
Given its pricing, I'm not sure the Lucini is actually a Tuscan oil, though it is certainly bottled there. It's likely an Italian blend including Puglian and maybe Sicilian oils, given the size of those regions' production. The Costco Kirkland IGP Toscano extra virgin, at $10/ltr, is an excellent everyday oil, and certainly a Tuscan blend, given the certification. It's also harvest dated, and when they run out, it's gone until the next harvest. It's a balanced taste, with a little bite, but mostly midweight fruity. How much is the Wegman's Salernitana? It's an area whose controlled oils are not readily seen in NYCity. Thanks!

Submitted by Carlos on Jan 05 2012

Hi Tom,

Olive oil is becoming an art as wine, is not just important the virginity (acidity grade), as the varieties. In Spain, is becoming popular buy directly single-variety oil, there are more than two hundred varieties cultivated in Spain but most popular are "Picual", "Arbequina", "Hojiblanca", every one contribute with its special characterisctic to your taste and your specific meal. I am deboted to Picual which it is very strong for salads and Hojiblanca for last finishing touch to the pasta.

I am very surprise to see so many comments about Italian olive oil brands, but they mainly sells spanish olive oil. I recommend you to search for the real productor-sellers.

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

I agree completely, Carlos - olive oil is going the way of wine (and the sooner the better!), w/ awareness growing of the different olive cultivars and the vastly different oils they make. People need to seek out producers and start recognizing the kinds of cultivars they like best, as they have w/ grape varieties in wine, coffee beans, chocolate, etc.

Submitted by David on Jan 05 2012

I am so pleased to see so many interesting comments and requests about obtaining excellent quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO). My wife and I have a house on Crete surrounded by olive trees and we produce our own EVOO every year in December/January; the first oil produced is always interesting and dynamic and contains the highest level of antioxydants and beneficial polyphenols. We sell what we don't give away under the banner of iLoveOil.co.uk if anyone is interested. I also work with the mill that makes our oil - Terra Creta and they produce beautiful EVOO from a single Koroneiki variety; recommended!

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Koroneiki is one of my very favorite cultivars, esp. a big boistrous early harvest oil. And the section on Crete was one of my favorite parts of my book to research and write. I'd love to have a sample of your Terra Creta oil, if you're willing, for consideration on my list.

Submitted by Dave 'Gustare' on Jan 06 2012

Hi Tom. great to hear your Fresh Air interview on NPR prior to the holidays.
As you update yout VF supplied tasting rooms, please refer to us under our full (and tradmarked) brand name: Gustare Oils & Vinegars since we are 'dedicated' tasting room rather than some our our New englans competitiors whom core business is not limited to a unique and memorable O&V guest experience. All the best with your book sales in 2012.
Dave & Catherine 'Gustare'

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hi Dave & Catherine – sorry, will do in the future.

Submitted by Khoality on Jan 07 2012

I'm working in Vietnam for several years.. is there a way to order quality olive oils there? I'm pretty sure the ones I'm consuming are not kosher..

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hi – Sorry I can't say comment on olive oil quality in Vietnam, nor on Vietnamese customs and how they might affect your importing good oils mail order. Can you give me some brand names available in Vietnam?

Submitted by Pierre on Jan 07 2012

Thank you so much for enlightening us. Here in Toronto we started buying EVOO from taze.ca They're selling turkish aegean EVOOs only. Highly delicious, but EXTREMLY expensive, unfortunately. We would be grateful if you can evaluate it for us sometime. They've in the US taze.com

Submitted by Fiona on Feb 08 2012

I've looked into Ta-Ze and though their stores are beautiful, I don't think there is quality EVOO here. They pre-pack everything in clear glass (ack!!) which allows in sunlight, fluorescent light, etc. Also, they listed an EVOO on there website as having 1% acidity, which as we all know...cannot be called Extra Virgin Olive Oil. I'm a little skeptical.

Submitted by Pierre on Jan 07 2012

mea culpa :) it's rather, in the US ta-ze.com

Submitted by Tom on Feb 02 2012

Hi Pierre – thanks, I've added this to my list of oils to follow up.

Submitted by Renee' Barnes on Jan 08 2012

So glad to see Raimondo's Winery in Gamaliel, Arkansas listed! We went to a fabulous wine/oil/vinegar tasting there and came home with some wonderful products! I am glad to know I am getting quality oil. Thanks, Tom!

Submitted by Toukolou on Jan 08 2012

You mean to say there are no purveyors of fine olive oils in Toronto or Montreal? What gives?

Submitted by Tom on Feb 07 2012

This may be lack of information on my part, rather than a real lack. That said, I'm just back from Seattle, one of N. America's food capitals, where I was amazed by the lack of availability of fine olive oil. It was available at De Laurenti's and Chef Shop dot Com, at eye-popping prices, but otherwise very hard to come by....

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