Top Five Texan Olive Oils

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Top Five Texan Olive Oils

Texan olive oil is an ingredient worshipped by home chefs, taking over our kitchens. And rightly so. 

An essential pantry staple, olive oil adds a last-minute pop to your risottos, dips, salad dressings, and marinades. No wonder it’s become almost as important as salt and pepper and with health benefits, too! If you didn’t know that Texas is also home to an abundance of homegrown olive farms, then read on. The next time you want to indulge in some grills, risottos, and pasta, why not add one of these farm-fresh 100% Texas olive oils to your grocery list?

Bella Vista Ranch Texan Olive Oil

The olive orchard on Bella Vista Ranch is home to Texas Olive Oil, brimming with freshness. Thanks to the founder’s wealth of experience, you can learn about olive farming and oil history. Producing cold-pressed domestic extra virgin olive oil since 2001,  they offer a range of blended fresh olive oils, infused olive oils, and flavorful dipping oils. Using their frantoio (olive mill), the Bella Vista Ranch creates exquisitely handcrafted olive oils using only virgin olives (What wine goes well with olives?) and fresh spring water. If you have time, take one of their informative orchard tours or indulge in a spot of wine tasting. ​They also sell olive trees of different ages and sizes for you to decorate your home! 

Vogel Orchard's Glorious Olive Oil

Famous for their fresh peaches, preserves, and sweet treats, Vogel Orchards also dabbles in producing olive oil. They only began bottling their Beladi Tree Extra Virgin Olive Oil in 2015 after visitors fell in love with its smooth, savory flavor. Delightful as a dip for freshly baked bread or a light salad dressing, this olive oil is versatile and pairs well with everyday dishes. This truly is one of the best Texan olive oils out there!

Pick up a bottle or buy the Olive Oil and Bread Dipper Set if you feel indulgent. They even have a gift set with an 8.5 oz bottle of oil, an oil decanter, a dipping dish, and a dipping mix. These sell out fast, so get hold of them while you can! 

Texas Hill Country Olive Oil Company

Texas Hill Country Olive Company is a delightful family-owned business with an olive orchard home to a Tuscan-inspired mill house, an Italian olive press, and a tremendous tasting room. Their focus is preserving the area’s natural beauty while providing fresh, locally produced extra virgin olive oil and other premium quality products. From crushing and filtering to bottling and labeling, all the olive oil they sell is made on-site. They also produce balsamic vinegar (how long does balsamic vinegar last?) that is simply divine! Taste their Texan olive oils with some bread, then grab a bite at the bistro.

Texas Olive Ranch

You can find exceptional single-sourced extra virgin olive oil at Texas Olive Ranch. The olives grow onsite and are pressed and bottled to the final silky olive oil with love and care. They take pride in their harvest and grow their olives without chemicals or heat. Free of any adulteration, their olive oil is created using only the first press to ensure the finest quality. Here’s the best part: Texas Olive Ranch is committed to sustainability and preserving the wonderful landscape of South Texas. Not only is their extra virgin olive oil GMO-free and gluten-free, but it’s also in the process of becoming Certified Organic - it’s a perfect gift!

Texana Olive Ranch

With 150 acres of beautiful olive orchards in Artesia Wells, Texana Olive Ranch has grown olives and produced olive oil for the past five years. Their sprawling facility has been the home base for bottling, marketing, and distributing of their artisanal Texas olive oil high quality. Known for producing premium quality extra virgin and infused olive oils, Texana Olive Ranch also offers a line of ten truly Texan flavors. Choose from unique olive oils such as Roasted Garlic, Roasted Onion, Zesty Lemon, Cajun Heat, Spicy Sriracha, or even Fresh Jalapeno for an extra kick!

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