Top 16 Extremaduran Olive Oils

Last updated on July 08, 2026

Best Extremaduran Olive Oils

01

Victorino Martín

5.0 ·

Victorino Martín is a Spanish family-owned producer that, alongside its primary activities in livestock farming and rural tourism, has developed a line of extra virgin olive oils. Its olive oil is marketed as Aceite de Oliva Virgen Extra DOP Gata-Hurdes, made from the Manzanilla Cacereña olive variety grown under organic farming practices.

This oil is linked to the protected designation of origin Gata-Hurdes, a region in Extremadura known for its traditional olive-growing heritage and its native olive cultivar. The flavor profile is described as intense and fruity, with notes of aromatic herbs and a gentle peppery finish.

Within the broader Victorino Martín portfolio, olive oil does not appear to be the company’s core product, but rather a gourmet extension of a brand deeply rooted in rural heritage, the land, the dehesa ecosystem, and products connected to that territory.

Awards
Terraolivo IOOC - Prestige Gold (2022)
Terraolivo IOOC - Grand Prestige Gold (2021)
02

Pago de los Baldíos de San Carlos

5.0 ·

Pago de los Baldíos de San Carlos is a producer of high-quality olive oil known for its exceptional attention to every stage of production. Their oils are characterized by intense fruity aromas, with notes of green apple, almond, banana, and fresh grass, accompanied by a mild bitterness and spiciness that provide a balanced and pleasant taste. The production process is minimally invasive, with cold pressing immediately after harvesting, which helps preserve freshness, nutritional properties, and natural antioxidants.

The oils are stored under controlled conditions, extending their stability and quality. This producer is renowned for consistent high quality and has won numerous international awards, making it one of the leading brands among premium olive oils from Spain.

Awards
Great Taste Awards - 3 Stars (2023, 2022)
Terraolivo IOOC - Grand Prestige Gold (2022)
03

Baeturia Organic

4.9 ·

Baeturia Organic is an olive oil producer located in Badajoz, Spain. They specialize in producing high-quality organic extra virgin olive oil.

Their olive groves employ environmentally friendly farming practices. Baeturia Organic is committed to sustainability and maintains certification for their organic production methods.

Awards
Terraolivo IOOC - Prestige Gold (2016, 2015, 2014)
Olive Japan - Gold (2015, 2013)
04

Almazara as Pontis

4.9 ·

Almazara As Pontis is a modern producer of extra virgin olive oil located in the village of Eljas, Extremadura, Spain. Founded in 2008, this mill is set in a unique natural environment within the protected Parque Cultural Sierra de Gata, an area known for the indigenous olive variety Manzanilla Cacereña.

From the beginning, Almazara As Pontis has focused on blending tradition with innovation, aiming to deliver high-quality oils with a strong local identity. Production is based on early manual harvesting, cold extraction, and the use of a state-of-the-art olive mill that features advanced filtration systems, biological wastewater treatment, and energy-efficient processes. Their best-known oil is sold under the brand Vieiru, a monovarietal made exclusively from Manzanilla Cacereña olives. It is recognized for its exceptional freshness, balanced green aromas, and high polyphenol content.

In addition to production, Almazara As Pontis actively promotes oleotourism, offering visitors guided tours of the olive groves, mill visits, and professional tastings — further enhancing appreciation for olive oil culture.

Awards
ATHENA IOOC - Double Gold (2017)
ATHENA IOOC - Gold (2024, 2023, 2021, 2018)
05

Herederos del Marqués de Oliva

4.7 ·

Herederos del Marqués de Oliva is a Spanish brand of extra virgin olive oil known for its excellent balance of quality, origin, and accessibility. The brand is produced in Spain, the world’s leading olive oil producer, and its name evokes tradition, nobility, and a true Mediterranean spirit.

Herederos del Marqués de Oliva olive oil is obtained through careful cold extraction of olives sourced from the most fertile olive-growing regions of Andalusia. The product line includes various types of olive oil, ranging from standard extra virgin to special editions tailored for culinary use. The oils are characterized by a golden-green color, mild fruity notes, and moderate spiciness, making them suitable for cooking, salad dressings, and finishing dishes.

The brand emphasizes traditional production methods and authentic Spanish origin as its core values.

Awards
Terraolivo IOOC - Grand Prestige Gold (2022)
Terraolivo IOOC - Prestige Gold (2016)
06

Setin Rural

4.7 ·
Awards
Terraolivo IOOC - Prestige Gold (2017, 2016)
07

Marqués de Valdueza

4.7 ·

Marqués de Valdueza is a prestigious family producer of extra virgin olive oil, wine, vinegar, and honey from the Extremadura region of Spain. Their estate, Perales de Valdueza, located near the city of Mérida, has been owned by the Álvarez de Toledo family for more than five centuries.

They have combined tradition with a modern approach by installing a state-of-the-art mill directly on the estate, allowing olives to be processed within hours of harvest to preserve maximum quality. The oil is of medium intensity, with pronounced fruity and herbal notes, mild bitterness, and a delicate spiciness. The producer is known for combining organic and sustainable production with a rich history and deep-rooted tradition.

Today, Marqués de Valdueza stands as a synonym for top-quality Spanish olive oil and a family’s lasting commitment to tradition and nature.

Awards
NYIOOC - Gold (2023)
08

La Almazara Tradicional

4.7 ·
Awards
Terraolivo IOOC - Prestige Gold (2018, 2016)
Terraolivo IOOC - Gold (2018)
09

Martín De Prado

4.6 ·

Martín de Prado is an olive oil producer based in Cáceres, Spain. The company specializes in the production of high-quality extra virgin olive oils.

Their products are derived from olives grown in the region, noted for its favorable climate for olive cultivation. The company adheres to sustainable farming practices and traditional extraction methods to preserve the natural flavors and health benefits of the olive oil.

Awards
London IOOC - Platinum (2023, 2022)
ATHENA IOOC - Double Gold (2023, 2022, 2021)
10

La Chinata

4.6 ·

La Chinata is a Spanish family-owned brand from Extremadura, whose history began in 1932, when its founders started milling olives from the Sierra de Gata region. The brand originally grew out of extra virgin olive oil production, which remains at the core of its identity today.

La Chinata is closely associated with the area of Plasencia and the province of Cáceres, where olive cultivation has a long-standing local tradition. Over time, the brand expanded beyond olive oil into gourmet food products and cosmetic lines based on extra virgin olive oil.

Its portfolio includes olive oils, pâtés, seasonings, salts, vinegars, jams, spreads, preserved products, and gift sets. A defining aspect of the brand is the combination of traditional origins with a modern approach to packaging, distribution, and product development.

Its identity is rooted in raw materials from Sierra de Gata, family heritage, and a commitment to bringing traditional Mediterranean products into a contemporary format.

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TasteAtlas food rankings are based on the ratings of the TasteAtlas audience, with a series of mechanisms that recognize real users and that ignore bot, nationalist or local patriotic ratings, and give additional value to the ratings of users that the system recognizes as knowledgeable. For the “Top 16 Extremaduran Olive Oils” list until July 08, 2026, 14 ratings were recorded, of which 5 were recognized by the system as legitimate. TasteAtlas Rankings should not be seen as the final global conclusion about food. Their purpose is to promote excellent local foods, instill pride in traditional dishes, and arouse curiosity about dishes you haven’t tried.

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