Sardinia to the UK

Olive oil with sunlight, sea air and soul.

A premium Sardinian extra virgin olive oil collection inspired by slow coastal mornings, honest food and carefully selected island producers.

The feeling

Not a supermarket bottle. A small piece of Sardinian table culture.

Authentic Oliv Co is built around provenance, flavour and Mediterranean simplicity — the kind of oil you notice with warm bread, grilled vegetables, pasta, salads, seafood and long lunches by the sea.

Island character

Clear water. Stone villages. Long food traditions.

Sardinian oils carry a sense of place: coastal light, rugged land, traditional varieties and food that does not need to be complicated to feel special.

  • Selected Sardinian profiles
  • Premium 0.5L presentation
  • Retail and hospitality enquiries welcome

The collection

Five profiles. One island story.

Different bottles for different tables — from soft everyday use to richer, more expressive finishing oils.

Authentic Oliv Co five bottle collection
01

Heritage

Organic-style premium profile for people who value provenance and depth.

02

Everyday

Smooth, balanced and versatile — made for regular Mediterranean cooking.

03

Reserve

More intense character for finishing plates and pairing menus.

04

Isula

Bold island personality with a longer, more memorable finish.

Slow ritual

Good oil changes the simplest food.

A spoon of quality extra virgin olive oil can turn bread, tomatoes, grilled vegetables or pasta into something that feels warmer, richer and more alive.

General information only. Not medical advice.

Olive varieties

Sardinia is not one flavour.

Bosana, Nera di Oliena, Semidana and Tonda di Cagliari each bring their own expression of fruit, bitterness, pepperiness and aroma.

Sardinian olive varieties guide

Journal

Why Sardinian olive oil feels different

Coastal light, local varieties, provenance and the culture of slow food.

Open blog

Contact

Trade enquiries welcome.

For farm shops, delis, restaurants, hospitality and specialist retail.

[email protected]