Gifts

Olive oil gift sets

Oil from one family's grove in the Aegean, hand-packed with a card carrying the harvest date. A gift for the person who cooks — and would never spend this on themselves.

One tin, one card, no fuss

The Single Tin

  • 1L tin of extra virgin olive oil
  • Gift sleeve and harvest card
  • Handwritten message

$40 AUD

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Everything for bread and a bowl

The Table Box

  • 1L tin and 500ml bottle
  • Turkish sea salt
  • Oregano dried on the grove
  • Ceramic dipping dish
  • Handwritten message

$96 AUD

Choose this set

Gift sets are made to order — send us your message and address and we will confirm by email before taking payment.

What arrives

A harvest card

Pressing date, olive variety and tasting notes for the batch inside — plus your message, written by hand.

No price anywhere

Send it straight to the recipient. The packing slip carries no prices, and the receipt goes to you.

Packed to survive post

Tins do not break, and the box is built for the bottle. Shipped Australia-wide.

Why olive oil makes a good gift

Most food gifts are either novelty or clutter. Olive oil is neither — it gets used, within weeks, by anyone who cooks at all. There is no size to get right, no dietary landmine beyond the obvious, and no ambiguity about whether it will be appreciated.

What makes it feel like a gift rather than groceries is quality that people do not buy for themselves. A $34 tin of single-origin oil pressed within 24 hours of picking is a genuinely different product from a $9 supermarket bottle blended from four countries, and the difference is obvious on the first piece of bread.

Good for: housewarmings, hosts, Christmas, Mother's and Father's Day, new parents drowning in casseroles, and anyone who has ever said the words “finishing oil” out loud.

Common questions

Is olive oil actually a good gift?

For anyone who cooks, yes. It gets used rather than stored, there is no size to get wrong, and fresh single-origin oil is the kind of quality most people will not buy for themselves.

Can you include a handwritten message?

Yes, on the harvest card that comes with every set — which also carries the pressing date, variety and tasting notes for the batch inside. No extra charge.

Can you post it straight to the recipient?

Yes, and we leave prices off the packing slip. Put their address as the delivery address and yours on the receipt.

Give it with a note

Where the oil comes from, and who grows it