The ONSURI Heritage Collection

One of Jordan's Rarest Native Olive Varieties
2025/26 Harvest | Limited to just 250 Individually Numbered 1 Litre Tins

Some olive oils are purchased for their laboratory numbers. Others are remembered because they offer an experience that few people will ever have.

Nassouhi belongs firmly in the second category.

A true native Jordanian olive variety, Nassouhi has never been widely cultivated commercially and remains one of the country's rarest cultivars. Preserved for generations on family farms, it has remained largely unknown beyond Jordan's borders, making this an exceptionally rare opportunity to experience one of Jordan's traditional olive varieties in its purest form.

One Harvest. One Family Estate. One of Just 250 Tins.

Our family produced just 250 individually numbered one-litre tins from the 2025/26 harvest, each marked as part of this exclusive production run.

Whether your tin is No. 007, No. 048 or No. 250, it represents one of only 250 examples produced from this harvest.

Every olive was grown on our own family estate before being harvested and cold extracted at our family-operated mill. No purchased olives. No third-party growers. Just one rare native Jordanian variety from one family estate.

Produced To The Same Exacting Standards

Although this exceptionally limited release wasn't submitted for a full polyphenol analysis, historically every olive oil independently analysed from our family estate has comfortably exceeded the European Union health claim threshold of 250 mg/kg total polyphenols required under EU Regulation 432/2012.

This harvest was independently analysed for the key quality markers that define exceptional extra virgin olive oil, producing outstanding results.

Free Acidity: 0.23%
Peroxide Value: 8.0 meq O₂/kg

Together, these results reflect healthy olives, careful harvesting, rapid milling and exceptional freshness.

A Rare Opportunity That Cannot Be Repeated

Nassouhi is not part of our permanent collection, and with only 250 individually numbered tins produced, this release is unlikely to be repeated on this scale.

For olive oil enthusiasts, collectors and those who value authenticity, provenance and rarity, this is a unique opportunity to experience one of Jordan's least-known native olive varieties before it disappears once again.

Some olive varieties became famous. Others quietly became part of history. Nassouhi is your opportunity to experience one before it does.