How do I know when some olive oil is legit?

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Goons with Spoons > How do I know when some olive oil is legit?

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It was mentioned in passing above, but Spanish olive oil apparently doesn't have this issue, and is my personal preference anyway, followed by good California oil, then Greek. Given the relative price points and ease of acquisition (Costco sells California Olive Ranch for about $10/L) that means most of my good stuff is from California nowadays.

I'm still kicking myself for not buying http://www.aceitequintasanjose.com/index.php/productos/item/296 when I was in Spain, it blew me away and is apparently not exported.

Spanish olive oil is my personal preference, followed by Portuguese at the moment.

Next time I go to Spain, I'm filling up a suitcase with olive oil to bring back. It's ridiculously inexpensive over there compared to Canada (apparently there's less of a difference in the US, by the prices I see mentioned, but it'd still be a good savings)

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