Welcome to Olive Lane Oils, your go-to destination for an exceptional collection of over 60 varieties of premium olive oils and balsamic vinegars! Located in the heart of Wooster, Ohio, we are passionate about providing you with the finest flavors to elevate your culinary creations. Whether you're an amateur cook or a seasoned chef, we’ve got something to inspire your next dish. Our selection includes ultra-premium extra virgin olive oils that deliver bold, fresh, and vibrant taste, as well as naturally infused olive oils and balsamic vinegars that bring a unique twist to your meals. From white and dark balsamic vinegars to deliciously flavored oils, each product is crafted with the utmost care to preserve authenticity and quality. 🍋🍇 In addition to our gourmet oils and vinegars, we offer a range of eco-friendly housewares that are as stylish as they are sustainable—perfect for any modern kitchen. Our products are thoughtfully curated to help you live a greener lifestyle without co

We raise American Saanen Dairy Goats. The goats are pasture fed with no GMO grain in the their diet. We make sheep and goat milk soap. The soap is made with fresh goat milk and no animal fats are used in making the soap. The soap is designed for people with skin disorders and hair loss. The bars are body bars. We also make soap for dogs with neem oil and that soap KILLS ALL fleas on the dogs. The soaps are moisturizing and yet full of lather. We have also developed an INCREDIBLE CARAMEL with whole goat milk and all organic products. The caramel is great in coffee, drizzled over squash or as a dip for apples or cheese. We will be making a caramel with pecans in it. We also make a REAL Mexican Cajeta.

Our Philosophy When Harold Hartzler made the decision in 1964, over thirty years ago, to stop using chemical pesticides, herbicides, and artificial growth hormones on the family farm it was not a marketing decision. He did it because he had witnessed the harmful effect of chemical run-off on a neighboring farm after a storm. If the chemicals used in farming were this harmful to the fields, and those chemicals infiltrated the food chain, then they must also be harmful to humans, he reasoned. It was then that Harold Hartzler set down a basic philosophy that to this day guides the family business. He decided to farm in the most natural way possible, depending on earthworms, air, water and sunshine to nourish the soil. His philosophy is summed up in three simple words: "As Nature Intended."