Located by the border of Tuscany, the small Italian town of Canino is home to the Coopertiva Olivicola di Canino.
The olive grove itself has been around since the Etruscan era, and was a part of city of Vulci, dating all the way back to the 6th century BC (600-501 BC).
With olive trees that are over 117 years old, and thousands of years of tradition, it's no wonder that Olio Extra Vergine di Oliva is one of the most distinctive olive oils in the world.
