The First Pour
- One thick slab of warm sourdough
- One generous tablespoon of Di Marco
- Flaky sea salt. Cracked black pepper.
Single-estate, hand-harvested, cold-pressed within 48 hours. The olive oil the Di Marco family has pressed on the same Sicilian hillside for 140 years, shipped to you for the first time in history.
3rd · world · 2024
Most olive oil on your supermarket shelf was pressed twelve to eighteen months before you bought it, blended from four different countries, and has lost up to 80% of its polyphenols. The label on the bottle doesn’t mean what you think it means.
The Di Marcos have worked the same hillside above the Eleuterio Valley in Cefalà Diana, Sicily, since the 1880s. Five generations, one piece of land, the same olive varieties: Biancolilla and Nocellara del Belice. For the first time in the family’s history, the oil is shipping beyond Italy.
From the Di Marcos, with five generations of pouring it on things.
The Di Marcos press once. In November. Everything for the year comes from that week.
Fresh, peppery, and full of flavor. I drizzle it on salads, pasta, even bread — it makes everything taste better. You can feel the tradition in every drop.
By far the most flavorful and delicious EVOO I’ve ever used. No joke, this stuff is amazing. I use it daily and look forward to my next bottle.
The taste is so clean and vibrant. You can tell this is made with care and traditional methods. Perfect for finishing dishes. Love supporting this family.
Every claim on this page stands or falls on one moment, the first time you pour a spoonful in your palm. If it doesn’t smell and taste unmistakably different from any supermarket bottle, we refund you in full. Every cent. No forms.
When they’re gone, the 2026 starts at full price in November.
Claim your bottle — $85 →