Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club Review

Today, we are reviewing the Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club! We are really excited to review a premium olive oil subscription box, mainly because of what we've heard around fake olive oil in the news. Olive oil that is sold in grocery stores can sit on the shelves for months and can go rancid. So, the idea of getting truly fresh olive oil shipped to you every month is a great idea!

What is the Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club?

Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club send you artisan olive oils that are shipped to you direct from their latest harvest. You can choose from a couple of options when you are a full member:

Small Set Subscription

What you get: Three 250-ml (8.45 ounce) bottles of fresh-pressed supreme extra virgin olive oils every quarter

Price: $99 per quarter

Shipping: Free

Large Set Subscription

What you get: Three 500-ml (16.9 ounce) fresh-pressed supreme extra virgin olive oils every quarter

Price: $129 per quarter

Shipping: Free

Trial Offer:
Try the Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club for only $1!

You can also try Brightland Olive Oils for only $65/month with FREE shipping! Brightland sends you authentic olive oils and vinegars that are never rotten, over processed, or fraudulent. With absolutely no fillers or artificial preservatives. They carefully source their olives from a family-run California farm, then craft them into custom-blended oils. Ships to US only. 

You can also get monthly subscriptions to Olive Oil brands like Pompeian, Mina, Colavita, Sky Organics, and La Tourangelle on Amazon.com. Just sign up for Subscribe and Save! 

We received the Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Small Set subscription box for review purposes.

Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club Review

Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club sends their olive oil bottles in this type of box.

I first look into the fax shows A letter with some Styrofoam packaging underneath.

We received 3 glass bottles of olive oil that were neatly packed in Styrofoam.

Here are the 3 bottles of olive oil that we received after we took them out of the box. The labels on these bottles remind me of what you would see on bottles of fine wine. I love that these bottles aren't clear, which helps them retain their freshness.

We got an envelope with a welcome letter to the Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club.

The letter is from the company's found, T.J. Robinson, who is also named The Olive Oil Hunter®. He explains why it's important to buy fresh olive oil. Since olives are fruits, it's “juice” or olive oil, is perishable, so it's really better to buy it fresh.

The Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club ships their olive oil by air (vs. by sea in a freight container) once harvested, so you know you are getting the most flavorful and the highest nutritional potency possible!

Picual Espana extra Virgin Olive Oil – 250 mL or 8.45 fluid oz.

This Picual Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Spain is the most abundant olive oil In the world. This oil is known for its high stability and high resistance to oxidation which is a deal for preserving or cooking food.

This olive oil was harvested in late 2018 to early 2019.

This bottle has a Use By March 2020 date so we have a year to open it and use it while it's still good.

Here is the extra virgin olive oil once we poured it into a small bowl. The aroma was really great compared to my grocery store bought olive oil. This oil has a full body with a light peppery and bitter olive oil taste. This is a type of olive oil that I typically use.

Finca Galvez Arbeqiuna Extra Virgin Olive Oil – 250 mL or 8.45 fluid oz.

This Finca Galvez Arbeqiuna Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Spain is harvested from Arbequina olives.

Arbequina olives give you a sweet and spicy oil with undertones of banana and green apple.

This olive oil was harvested in late 2018 to early 2019.

This bottle has a Use By March 2020 date so we have a year to open it and use it while it's still good.

Here is the extra virgin olive oil once we poured it into a small bowl. This oil is ideal for fruit salads, soft cheeses and seafood.

Cladivm Extra Virgin Olive Oil – 250 mL or 8.45 fluid oz.

This Cladivm Extra Virgin Olive Oil is from Spain and is harvested from exquisite single-varietal Hojiblanca green olives.

This olive oil is best used cold in dips and salad dressings. I can't wait to use this with some fresh Italian bread and cracked pepper!

This olive oil was harvested in late 2018 to early 2019.

This bottle has a Use By March 2020 date so we have a year to open it and use it while it's still good.

Here is the extra virgin olive oil once we poured it into a small bowl. This oil had a fruity aroma with hints of apple and almonds.

In Summary

The Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club sent us 3 premium, fresh bottles of olive oil at a price of around $33 a bottle. While some of you may find this to be steep, what you get is a service that scours the planet to find the best and freshest olive oil. We really liked the aroma and taste of all of the oils, and can really tell the freshness difference on our salads and in cooking.

This Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club would make a great gift for foodies, chefs, home cooks, health- seekers, and lovers of the Mediterranean, Paleo, keto, and low-carb diets.

Trial Offer:
Try the Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club for only $1!

You can also try Brightland Olive Oils for only $65/month with FREE shipping! Brightland sends you authentic olive oils and vinegars that are never rotten, over processed, or fraudulent. With absolutely no fillers or artificial preservatives. They carefully source their olives from a family-run California farm, then craft them into custom-blended oils. Ships to US only. 

You can also get monthly subscriptions to Olive Oil brands like Pompeian, Mina, Colavita, Sky Organics, and La Tourangelle on Amazon.com. Just sign up for Subscribe and Save!