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Fresh Press Farms
A Georgia farm that grows and cold-presses its own olive oil, plus sunflower and peanut oils, with most 16.4 oz bottles at $12.99. Shop with free ground shipping on orders over $45.
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A Georgia farm that grows and cold-presses its own olive oil, plus sunflower and peanut oils, with most 16.4 oz bottles at $12.99.
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At a glance
- Free Shipping
- Orders $45+ (ground, 3-5 business days)
- Shipping Under $45
- $9.99 flat (our checkout test)
- Olive Oil Bottle
- $12.99 (16.4 oz / 485 mL)
- Origin
- Georgia-grown; imported 2-packs from partner mills
- Award
- NYIOOC 2023 Silver (medium-intensity blend)
- Ships To
- US only
- Returns
- No returns; email for damaged or wrong orders
Pros
- Grown and Milled in Georgia: Fresh Press Farms has planted more than 2.4 million olive trees in southwest Georgia since 2016, presses them at its own mill, and won a Silver Award for its medium-intensity blend at the 2023 NYIOOC.
- Supermarket-Level Prices: Classic, Bold, Pure Gold and High Heat olive oils cost $12.99 per 16.4 oz aluminum bottle, the 1-liter Classic $17.99, and high oleic sunflower oil $8.99.
- An Oil for Each Cooking Job: Each bottle lists its heat range, from low-medium for Bold to up to 475 degrees for High Heat, and the peach cider vinegar is USDA Organic certified by QAI on retail listings.
Cons
- The online store ships only to US addresses and accepts no returns or exchanges, so shoppers in Canada, Australia or the UK will need another route, and US buyers should email [email protected] straight away if a bottle arrives damaged or the order is wrong.
- Orders under $45 paid $9.99 shipping in our test, and support is by email only, with no phone number or street address on the contact page, so combine a few bottles or a 6-pack to clear the free-shipping line and keep your order email handy.
The Verdict
What sets Fresh Press Farms apart is that it grows, mills and bottles its own extra virgin olive oil in Georgia instead of importing it: The company's CEO, Frederic Lebourg, has said about 95% of the extra virgin olive oil Americans buy is imported. Fresh Press Farms began planting super-high-density groves of Arbequina, Arbosana and Koroneiki olives in southwest Georgia in 2016, had more than 2.4 million trees in the ground by 2020, and presses the fruit at its own mill beside one of the groves, harvesting at night in late summer to keep it cool. Its medium-intensity blend won a Silver Award at the 2023 NYIOOC World Olive Oil Competition. Because olive milling fills only about 60 days a year, the farm also cold-presses high oleic sunflower and peanut oil and makes organic peach cider vinegar, and the range is sold in Kroger, Publix, Sprouts and Walmart stores. Prices stay close to the supermarket shelf. Classic, Bold, Pure Gold and High Heat olive oils cost $12.99 for a 16.4 oz aluminum bottle, the 1-liter Classic $17.99, and a 6-pack of Classic or Bold $77.94, which is still $12.99 a bottle. The American Olive Oil 2-pack from the Georgia groves costs $39.99, as do the Spanish, Greek, Italian and Everyday 2-packs pressed by partner mills abroad. High oleic sunflower oil is $8.99, peanut oil $7.99 and a two-bottle pack of peach cider vinegar $12.99. Orders of $45 or more ship free by ground in 3 to 5 business days, and a single bottle cost $9.99 to ship in our checkout test. There are limits worth knowing. The store sells only to US addresses, accepts no returns or exchanges, and lists an email address but no phone number or street address for support. Not every bottle is Georgia-grown, since the imported 2-packs come from partner mills overseas, and organic certification applies to the cider vinegars rather than the olive oils. Independent reviews are still few, with no Trustpilot profile and eight Thingtesting reviews. Start with a bottle of Classic or Bold, then buy a 6-pack to clear the free-shipping line once you know the style you like.
Georgia-Grown, Cold-Pressed Olive and Sunflower Oils With Free Shipping Over $45
Fresh Press Farms is owned by Redlands Farm Holding and grows its olives near Colquitt in southwest Georgia; a 2022 local report described its grove operator, Cook Redlands Inc., as a subsidiary of France's Bolloré Group. Led by CEO Frederic Lebourg, the company grows, mills and bottles its olive oil on site, also presses high oleic sunflower and peanut oil, and makes peach cider vinegar. Its oils are sold in Kroger, Publix, Sprouts and Walmart stores as well as online.
Classic, Bold, Pure Gold and High Heat Olive Oil cost $12.99 per 16.4 oz (485 mL) bottle, the Classic Olive Oil 1L $17.99 and a 6-pack of Classic or Bold $77.94. The American Olive Oil 2-pack from the farm's Georgia olives costs $39.99, as do the imported Spanish, Greek, Italian and Everyday 2-packs. High Oleic Sunflower Oil is $8.99 (1 liter $13.75), High Oleic Peanut Oil $7.99 and a two-pack of Organic Peach Cider Vinegar $12.99.
Orders of $45 or more ship free by ground in 3 to 5 business days, and smaller orders were charged a flat $9.99 in our checkout test, including to Alaska and Hawaii; the store ships to US addresses only. Each oil lists a cooking range, from low-medium for Bold to up to 475 degrees for High Heat, and the olive oil pages show Non-GMO, Keto, Whole30 and Kosher marks. Retail listings show the peach cider vinegar as USDA Organic, certified by QAI.
Fresh Press Farms does not accept returns or exchanges; if an order arrives damaged or wrong, email [email protected] straight away. Independent reviews are few: we found no Trustpilot profile, Thingtesting shows 4.9 from 8 reviews, and the store's own widget shows 532 reviews, 98% of them five stars. Tasting Table singled the brand out in April 2026 for its taste and its aluminum bottles, which shield the oil from light and air.
Fresh Press Farms: what to know before you buy
Fresh Press Farms grows, mills and bottles olive oil in southwest Georgia and also makes sunflower and peanut oils and peach cider vinegar. Here is what each oil costs, where it comes from and how shipping works.
Shipping, returns & warranty
Fresh Press Farms ships to US addresses only; shoppers in Canada, Australia and the UK cannot order from the online store. Orders of $45 or more ship free by ground and arrive in 3 to 5 business days. In our checkout test a single bottle was charged a flat $9.99 for standard shipping, and the same rate came up for Alaska and Hawaii addresses. We found no published Christmas order-by date, so order gift bottles early in December.
The store does not accept returns or exchanges. If a bottle is damaged in transit or you receive the wrong order, email [email protected] straight away with your order number and a photo. Support is by email only: the contact page lists no phone number or street address.
The oils are shelf-stable and ship without cold packs. Keep them away from heat and light once opened; the aluminum bottles and cans already protect the oil from light and air.
Fresh Press Farms product lines
Georgia olive oils: Classic (all-purpose, medium heat), Bold (low-medium heat, for marinades, dressings and dipping), Pure Gold (for marinades, dressings and bread dipping) and High Heat (filtered for pan frying up to 475 degrees), each $12.99 for 16.4 oz, plus Classic in a 1-liter bottle and the American Olive Oil 2-pack of Arbequina and Arbosana oil in cans.
Imported olive oils: Spanish (Arbequina from Andalusia), Greek (Koroneiki from the Peloponnese), Italian (Coratina from Salento) and the Everyday global blend, each sold as a $39.99 2-pack from partner mills.
Other oils and vinegars: high oleic sunflower oil, high oleic peanut oil, and two-packs of Organic Peach Cider Vinegar and Organic Blueberry Cider Vinegar, plus flavored Boost versions of the peach vinegar. Cases of six suit heavy cooks and small businesses, and the store runs a wholesale sign-up for shops.
How to choose an oil
Match the oil to the heat. For everyday sautéing, roasting and pasta, Classic is the safe all-rounder. For salads, marinades, bread dipping and drizzling, the company points to Bold and Pure Gold. For frying and searing, the company lists High Heat olive oil up to 475 degrees, and the high oleic sunflower and peanut oils are rated for medium-high and high heat.
If local origin is the reason you are buying, choose the Georgia oils (Classic, Bold, Pure Gold, High Heat and the American 2-pack) rather than the imported Spanish, Greek, Italian or Everyday cans.
If you want organic, look to the peach and blueberry cider vinegars; the olive oils carry Non-GMO, Keto, Whole30 and Kosher marks but are not sold as organic.
Deals & pricing
Prices are steady and close to what the same bottles cost in supermarkets: $12.99 for a 16.4 oz olive oil, $17.99 for the 1-liter Classic, $8.99 for sunflower oil and $7.99 for peanut oil. Six-packs of Classic or Bold cost $77.94, the same $12.99 per bottle, so their value is in reaching the $45 free-shipping line in one go.
The store had no subscription option and no published discount code when we checked on 1 November 2026. Tasting Table notes the oils are also stocked by Kroger, Publix, Sprouts and Walmart, where shelf prices vary.
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Fresh Press Farms: questions people ask
Straight answers about Fresh Press Farms, then how this review was written and stays independent.
About Fresh Press Farms
Is Fresh Press Farms legit?
Yes. Fresh Press Farms is a southwest Georgia olive grower and mill owned by Redlands Farm Holding, which has planted more than 2.4 million olive trees since 2016. Its oils are sold in Kroger, Publix, Sprouts and Walmart, and its medium-intensity blend won a Silver Award at the 2023 NYIOOC. Independent online reviews are few, though the store's own widget shows 532 reviews, 98% of them five stars.
Where does Fresh Press Farms olive oil come from?
Classic, Bold, Pure Gold, High Heat and the American Olive Oil 2-pack are grown and pressed at the company's farm and mill in southwest Georgia, from Arbequina, Arbosana and Koroneiki olives. The Spanish, Greek and Italian 2-packs are imported extra virgin oils from partner mills in those countries, and the Everyday blend draws on Spain, Italy, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey.
Is Fresh Press Farms olive oil organic?
No. The olive oil pages list Non-GMO, Keto, Whole30 and Kosher marks but no organic certification. The organic products are the peach and blueberry cider vinegars; retail listings show the Organic Peach Cider Vinegar as USDA Organic, certified by Quality Assurance International (QAI).
What is the Fresh Press Farms return policy?
Fresh Press Farms does not accept returns or exchanges. If an order is damaged in transit or you receive the wrong items, email [email protected] straight away so the team can sort it out. Refunds go back to your original payment method and can take a few days to post with your bank.
Does Fresh Press Farms ship to Canada?
No. The online store ships to US addresses only, so shoppers in Canada, Australia and the UK cannot order here. Within the US, orders of $45 or more ship free by ground in 3 to 5 business days, and smaller orders paid a flat $9.99 in our checkout test, including to Alaska and Hawaii.
About this review
Is this Fresh Press Farms review sponsored?
No. Fresh Press Farms did not pay for this write-up, see it before publication, or have any say in the verdict. If we earn anything it is a commission after you buy, and it comes out of the merchant’s margin rather than your price.
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