I bought the EH one as a gift>

https://www.foodandwine.com/lifestyle/kitchen/best-olive-oil-dispensers

PS I just keep the bottle out. I always try to buy smaller bottles when I can. I took a class once where they said EVOO deteriorate much faster then people think .

We recommend using up the oil within 30 to 60 days upon opening.

Frantoia is a fave that comes in 16oz https://supermarketitaly.com/products/frantoia-extra-virgin-olive-oil-16-9-oz?variant=31981393543250&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gclid=Cj0KCQjwn9CgBhDjARIsAD15h0BjnFL1d2tu3wI13FMQ32fwK9uEQuhhtZbNe99SZhcI0AJC4kP_GT4aAl0QEALw_wcB

I found one in TJMaxx that has a flip top on it...no drips and it's capped when not in use.

My favorite the past four years has been Emile Henry. DD2 just received one I ordered for her (from the big A) in "clay." They seem to be in short supply on various websites.

I just use the bottle ... it's not especially pretty but it doesn't offend me either. I do note that they have started selling my brand in pouches w/a spout. Perhaps I should look for something new to store it in.

I bought the RR way one as a gift for my niece and then my sister bought the same for herself. They like it but it is a little too modern for me.

I wonder if you couldn't get a cork with a spout that fits the bottles you love? I think some of these are probably made for thinner liquids but some are for oil specifically

Would the rubberized ones for liquor bottles fit your jugs?

That last one Oly posted is fancy!

I often see tv cooks using bottle pourers same those picturered above.

next time I buy oil I am trying this, which WF carries

ETA , Food and Wine review of same

https://www.foodandwine.com/lifestyle/kitchen/graza-olive-oil-review

I wouldn't want oil stored in plastic. Or much other food if I can help it.

The ceramic ones are attractive - have to see if they'd fit on my wood tray which I like and don't want to switch out. It also holds my butter crock.

Oly I love the idea of having better spouts but the corks I use are large - like from growlers - so don't know if normal spouts would fit well. Maybe there are large ones - time to search! What is that last one you showed - love that yellow!

There are commercially available cork pourer kits, these are not what you consider normal. Custom Sizing options, not bar craft.

I use a dark wine bottle and one of these OXO pourers. Works like a dream, even to refill.

https://www.winestuff.com/products/oxo-good-grips-reg-oil-pourer-with-flip-out-funnel

We have one similar to this, except it's all glass without the stainless steel. And drips go back down into the bottle.

sushi if that OXO pourer fits my bottles that would be perfect.

terriks do you find the part around the spout gets gummed up with drying oil?

dlm, sorry I didn't keep track. It just came up in a google search; maybe on etsy?

I use the pourers like those used for liquor bottles in bars. Works great. After many years (20 maybe?) the rubber began to fray, so I need to buy more.

pourers

And, I can still pour (count) a perfect shot or rocks/neat pour. Kinda proud of that.

This one looks interesting.

I just use it out of the bottle it comes in, and keep it in my pantry, which is only two steps from my stove anyway.

And the bottled oil I buy always has a little plastic ring thingy to prevent drips when pouring.

IMPE tho, I still need to wipe the bottle occasionally - nothing's perfect, I think.

I've often seen chefs on TV using something like this olive oil pourer cap

This is what I've been using for the past couple of years and have absolutely no drips at all! Never! Yes, it's glass and the glass is not very thick, but so far, that has not been a problem. I like the simplicity of it.

https://www.amazon.com/Dispenser-Bivvclaz-Drip-free-Airtight-Transparent/dp/B09G9BDPJB/ref=sr_1_11?crid=CPFBMH3OM5AX&keywords=olive+oil+dispenser+bottle&qid=1679100667&sprefix=olive+oil%2Caps%2C109&sr=8-11

I have two of these. One for olive oil and one for neutral oil.Olive oil dispenser

Oh darn nekotish - I like that but they won't ship to me - poo! - N/M found it on the US site

Oly I finally found it on Etsy - yikes - $90 with shipping. It's gorgeous but that's just the spout!

I like the bormioli rocco dispensers, glass and made in Italy. they have a smaller round one i keep next to the stove and slightly larger square ones we keep at the table marked oil and vinegar for salads. i bought mine online at target but also at the big A. there are many different sizes and styles on the A.

Bormioli Rocco Officina 1825 Olive Oil Bottle Dispenser, 9 Oz. Glass Bottle, With Stainless Steel Pourer Spout, Made In Italy. https://a.co/d/3ANsdsV

That's a nice one Stephanie - I like the ribbing.

I'm very surprised Italians would make a clear bottle for oil; I understood that light is very bad for oil. In fact that is why the squeeze bottles above are entirely opaque, as is the EH.

mtn they probably make them for the part of the US market more concerned with looks than correct storage. I have a foot in both camps which is why I saved this one along with a few others mentioned here. I would not use the labels but do my usual raffia around the neck or body to differentiate the OO. They also come in black which is nice looking.

For me, my bottles hold just over 2 cups in Imperial language. I have never had an issue with it going off - I guess I use it in a timely fashion. I store the big dark green bottles downstairs in the dark and cool.