Hudson

Titi's Extra Virgin Olive Oil

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Titi's Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Hudson

Titi's Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Sorry, this item is no longer available.
Sorry, this item is no longer available.

Extra virgin that’s extra good for the earth.

Founder Lee Hudson named this olive oil after his mother, a loving tribute that reflects the years of careful tending to the olive trees and fruit before bottling. Hudson grows Tuscan varietals around the sustainably grown vineyards, harvests in November, and has them locally pressed in Sonoma before bottling them unfiltered with friends and family. You’ll get notes of crushed green herbs with a spicy finish from this bright, lively oil. It’s excellent for salads or as a finishing oil. And we’re not the only ones who think this olive oil is great: It won a 2018 Good Food Award, given to companies who are “creating vibrant, delicious, sustainable local food economies.” We’ll toast to that.

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Founder Lee Hudson named this olive oil after his mother, a loving tribute that reflects the years of careful tending to the olive trees and fruit before bottling. Hudson grows Tuscan varietals around the sustainably grown vineyards, harvests in November, and has them locally pressed in Sonoma before bottling them unfiltered with friends and family. You’ll get notes of crushed green herbs with a spicy finish from this bright, lively oil. It’s excellent for salads or as a finishing oil. And we’re not the only ones who think this olive oil is great: It won a 2018 Good Food Award, given to companies who are “creating vibrant, delicious, sustainable local food economies.” We’ll toast to that.

Meet the Maker

Hudson

Napa, CA
Up in Napa County, California, Hudson Ranch and Vineyards is doing something special on their 200 planted acres of sprawling green. They have a long-term view of farming, one that takes stewardship of the land seriously: They encourage the growth of native grasses, build bird boxes and spread 600 tons of compost annually. Their water leaves the farm as clean as it arrived. So it’s no wonder that the wines and olive oil that come from their land are lauded by environmentally conscious good food advocates (and it all just tastes amazing, too).
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