La Española Olive Oil

La Española is one of the most historic and recognized names in the Spanish olive oil industry. Founded in 1840, it takes its name from the Spanish colony on the island of Hispaniola, where Hernando Colón (son of Christopher Columbus) planted olive trees in the 16th century. The brand is deeply rooted in Andalusian tradition and has become a global ambassador for Spanish olive oil.

The product is primarily manufactured and bottled in Spain, utilizing olives sourced from local groves. The brand is currently owned by Acesur (Aceites del Sur), one of the leading olive oil groups in the world. Based in Vilches, Spain, Acesur oversees the entire production process from harvest to distribution, ensuring that the brand maintains its standing as a leader in international markets across more than 100 countries.