Squeeze

2025 sold out · 2026 harvest open · ships Autumn 2026
preorder · 2026Reserve the 2026 harvest now. Pino presses in Calabria this autumn. When it lands in Maastricht, we ship it to you.
There is one grove and one family, and we've never seen a reason to change that. Extra virgin means something specific, a set of conditions the oil either meets or it doesn't, and we can vouch for every step because it's our family doing it. The oil we press each season is the oil that arrives in Maastricht, and the oil that arrives with you. There's nothing between those points we don't know about.
Same oil from the same grove, in two formats. The squeeze for control and finishing. The carton for the family table when you go through it fast. Each year is one pressing, a fixed run.
One grove, one pressing a year. Reserve now at the harvest price; we ship when the new oil lands in Maastricht, Autumn 2026.
— Our Story —
Pino is from Bagnara Calabra, in Calabria. His family makes olive oil there, from one grove.
For years he brought bottles north to Maastricht and gave them to friends. They asked for more. Then their friends did too. Eventually it became this.

— Questions —
Autumn 2026. We write before dispatch to confirm your address. Once it leaves Maastricht, PostNL delivers most EU addresses within a week.
We make a fixed amount from one grove. Reserving locks in the harvest price, which is lower than the regular price once the oil lands. When the batch is fully reserved, that's it for the year.
Yes. Email ciao@oliopino.com any time before we ship and we refund in full.
We only sell what Pino actually presses. If a bad season means we can't fulfil your order, we write as early as possible and refund in full.
From Maastricht to the Netherlands and across the EU, via PostNL. Shipping is €4.95 for Netherlands orders and €9.95 for the rest of the EU, shown at checkout.
Extra virgin has a legal definition, a set of conditions the oil either meets or it doesn't. Our family presses it and brings it north. There's nothing between the grove and your door we don't know about.