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New varieties.
Fresh harvest.

NOW SHIPPING OCTOBER 2025 HARVEST
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olio nuovo means
"new oil"

1.

Harvested early
for flavor

Starting in October, we begin the harvest by working alongside a group of local farmers to handpick from our grove’s four hundred trees.

2.

Cold-pressed within hours

At the end of each harvest day, the olives are cold pressed at a local cooperative mill.

3.

Frozen for
freshness

We freeze our unfiltered oil to preserve its color, aroma, and high-polyphenol content for as long as possible before it hits your table.

4.

Delivered,
thoughtfully

About 2/3 of our oil is sold face-to-face at farmers markets, with local bike delivery for NYC orders. Less shipping, less packaging, fewer miles—better for the oil and the planet.

Where to Find Us

Currently, olio nuovo is sold online and at various local farmers markets around NYC!

Come try a sample sometime.

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Astoria Farmers Market

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Manhattan - Coming Soon

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Brooklyn - 
Coming Soon

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Greenpoint - 
Coming Soon

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Health Benefits of EVOO

Extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) contains the highest percentage of polyphenols and antioxidants due to being less processed than other types of olive oil.

Fun Fact:

Extra-virgin olive oil’s high monounsaturated fat content helps lower LDL (“bad”) cholesterol when it replaces saturated fats, which is associated with reduced heart disease risk. Harvard Health

Meet the farmer, Kai

I’m from NYC, and currently live in Astoria. I fell in love with the culture and flavors of olive oil in 2018, when my godmother invited me to her small grove in Lazio, Italy to to help her with the olive harvest. I met the incredible community involved in the harvest season, a world strictly dedicated to traditional methods and quality. After trying the fresh oil from the olives I picked, it was like nothing I'd ever tasted before–somehow fruity and spicy, and beautifully alive with flavor. 
I returned for several harvests, learning the process from tree to bottle and forming lasting relationships with the local farmers and mill operators. When a small grove came on the market in 2023, I decided to make the leap. 
For the past three years, it’s been hard work, but deeply rewarding. I’ve invited my family and friends to participate in the harvest, which has made every October extra memorable. In 2025 I began selling at NYC farmers markets and connecting more with the local community. I look forward to continuing this adventure for many years to come!

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