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We can't live without olive oil. The kitchen staple is a key ingredient in so many Delish's best recipes, from tender citrus olive oil cake to pungent red wine vinaigrette and fresh avocado and tomato salad to bacon-spiked chicken pasta salad. We love it tossed with veggies before they're roasted in the oven (like these balsamic vinegar-splashed roasted baby carrots and crispy herb roasted potatoes), or drizzled on top of one of our 69 flavor-packed summer salads.
But, to get the perfect pour—whether it's to coat a frying pan or sprinkle on top of creamy avocado toast—it helps to have a good olive oil dispenser. The best models will keep your olive oil both fresh and accessible.
Not sure what brand of olive oil is best for you? Be sure to check out our rundown of best olive oil subscriptions. Because who doesn't want a never-ending supply of fresh olive oil?
Our top picks
How we picked these products
We combed through a ton of internet reviews to find the olive oil dispensers around. According to Michigan State University Extension, exposure to sunlight and oxygen can cause olive oil to go rancid, so homed in on olive oil dispensers that are either opaque or constructed out of dark tinted glass. Most of our picks also have spouts that close to protect the oil within from outside air. Not only are these dispensers functional and easy to clean, but they also look good enough to leave out on your countertop for quick drizzling.
Rachael Ray Solid Glaze Ceramics EVOO Olive Oil Bottle Dispenser
Rachael Ray Solid Glaze Ceramics EVOO Olive Oil Bottle Dispenser
Pros
- Dishwasher safe
- Available in several colors
Cons
Make a statement with this Rachael Ray ceramic olive oil dispenser. It features an easy-to-grip handle, along with a removable spout with a flap cap. And, with a 24-ounce capacity, it won't have to be continually refilled.
Emile Henry Olive Oil Cruet
Pros
- Ceramic body is dishwasher safe
- Anti-drip spout
Cons
- Spout should be hand washed
- Expensive
Made in France, the Emile Henry Olive Oil Cruet features a stainless-steel and cork anti-drip spout for easy pouring. With a 13.5-ounce capacity, it's just the right size—not too bulky and easy to grip even without a handle. The flap cap also keeps dust and air out of the bottle.
Revol Ponsas French Porcelain Oil Container
Pros
- Dishwasher safe
- Includes spout stopper
- Spout features two holes for a controlled pour
Cons
- Expensive
This beautiful Ponsas oil dispenser is made of hand-glazed porcelain and features an easy-to-grip handle for comfortable pouring. The nonporous porcelain is also hygienic and resistant to chipping. The included stopper also keeps air out when not in use.
Grace Homewares Olive Oil Dispenser Bottle, 16.9 Ounces
Grace Homewares Olive Oil Dispenser Bottle, 16.9 Ounces
Pros
- Dishwasher safe
- Drip-free spout
Cons
- Spout doesn't have a cover or cap
The ceramic Grace Homewares Olive Oil Dispenser has a modern and clean design that blends seamlessly into any kitchen. Constructed to keep messes at bay, it features a the wide mouth to make filling a breeze, and the stainless-steel spout is drip-free.
AOZITA 17oz Glass Olive Oil Bottle Dispenser
Pros
- Affordable
- Includes multiple caps and spouts
Cons
Made of green-tinted glass, the AOZITA olive oil dispenser protects from its contents from U.V. light while maintaining a classic, simple look. Even at such an affordable price, it comes with two stainless-steel pour spouts—one with a sealed cap and another with a flap cap. It also includes two screw caps with corks for an airtight seal, along with a funnel so you can easily fill it without a mess.
West Elm Kaloh Stoneware Oil & Vinegar Set
Pros
- Different colors makes it easy to differentiate oils
Cons
- Hand wash only
Whether you're storing multiple olive oils or want a set for both oil and vinegar, this Kaloh Stoneware set is a a great choice. Each has an 18-ounce capacity with a beautiful matte finish that will complement any kitchen. The acacia wood adds a stylish touch.
West Elm Utility Stoneware Oil & Vinegar Set
West Elm Utility Stoneware Oil & Vinegar Set
Pros
- Labeled
- Neck makes bottles easy to grip and pour
Cons
- Hand wash only
- No pour spout
This West Elm Utility Stoneware set is perfect for those that regularly use oil and vinegar, but aren't fans of pour spouts. While it does take a bit more time to cork and uncork these bottles, the corks are great for keeping air out when not in use. They also have a stylish farmhouse feel.
Allison Arnold is the Associate SEO Editor at Delish, where she writes about kitchen gadgets and food and culture. She likes exercising almost as much as eating, and has a thorough Google Maps ranking system for her favorite restaurants and bars. You can find her spewing hot takes on the food world and planning her next trip, all with multiple cans of seltzer open at a time.
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