Far up on a hill in sunny Ojai California, you will find the quaint and welcoming “Asquith Family Ranch.” It’s the home of the 130 year old trees that produce some of America’s highest quality olives found in Ojai Olive Oil products. The ranch is preserved in time with rich history, and some of the most delicious tasting Olive Oil products available.

Each summer season, the ranch farms thousands of pounds of natural organic olives which are pressed and bottled into your favorite oils and skin care products.

The famers in Ojai take great pride in the products that they sell to farmers markets around the  Southern California region, and people around the world. The balsamic vinegar sold by Ojai have been hand selected and imported from the best vineyards in Italy.

For decades, Ojai natives and people around the world have enjoyed the high quality products that Ojai Virgin Olive Oil Company produces including extra virgin olive oil of various succulent flavors, balsamic vinaigrette, and their line of beauty and skin care products that they have recently introduced to bring the many benefits and healing properties of olive oil for hair and skin to people around the world.

From our website, you can find information on how to visit the asquith family ranch, purchase Ojai products online, buy “in bulk” olive oil products, purchase olive oil shampoo, soap, and moisturizer, or get in touch with the folks at Ojai Olive Oil.

Ojai Olive Oil, Inc. is a family owned and operated business that came into existence 11 years ago. Our farm is located in Southern California’s Ojai Valley that lies straight north of the coastal town of Ventura – 80 miles north of Los Angeles and 35 miles south of Santa Barbara. The Asquith Farm is located on the southern edge of the Los Padres National Forest. We are surrounded by dramatic natural beauty and share our land with numerous forms of wildlife that roam the hills and mountains. Like a vigilant guardian of the Ojai Valley and its bounty, Chief Peak rises more than 5000 feet just to the north of our olive grove. Read more »