Eyrie Olive Oil
Eyrie Olive Oil Co. is a renowned producer of high-quality olive oil, situated in Sonoma County, California. Specializing in estate-grown olives harvested from their thriving Tuscan varieties of olive trees, Eyrie Olive Oil has garnered recognition for its exceptional Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Under new ownership since 2015, formerly known as Terra Bella Vista Olive Ranch, Eyrie Olive Oil has continued the tradition of excellence, winning gold and silver medals in prestigious competitions such as COOC, California State, and Los Angeles International.
Eyrie Olive Oil's core products include the 2024 Harvest Olio Nuovo and EVOO, available in various bottle sizes to cater to different preferences. Their commitment to organic farming practices sets them apart in the industry, with all olives grown on their Sonoma County orchard at an elevation of 900 feet above the valley floor. The olives are promptly milled within 12 hours of harvest at Olivino mill in Hopland, ensuring the highest quality standards for their olive oil.
With a strong emphasis on providing customers with a taste of California sunshine in every bottle, Eyrie Olive Oil appeals to a diverse customer base seeking premium, organic olive oil products. Their presence at certified farmers markets in Santa Rosa and San Rafael further reinforces their commitment to local communities and sustainable practices. As they continue to expand their market reach and uphold their values of quality, authenticity, and transparency, Eyrie Olive Oil looks towards a future filled with continued growth and success in the olive oil industry.
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