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Condiments to make life better

Handmade in small batches, to nourish and sustain our bodies

Welcome to Telegraph Hill

Telegraph Hill is a family business.  It started its humble beginnings in the home kitchen making table olives. Since 2001 Telegraph Hill has been producing award winning olives, olive oil and hand crafting innovative condiments, sauces and drizzles.

New Zealand's Award Winning Olives

Telegraph Hill is surrounded by magnificent landscapes waiting to be explored, from the top of Te Mata peak where you have a view west over the Heretaunga Plains, and to the east to the magnificent sunrises over the Hawke’s Bay, one of the first regions in the world to see sunrise.

I just wanted to say thank you very much for the prompt delivery of my order. Everything was in great condition on arrival and I very much appreciated the free olives that were included. We are already big fans of your Festival Relish, thanks to family from Havelock North who introduced us to it, and we will enjoy having our own supply. Thanks very much for your great service.

Kind Regards, Clare

Our Brand

The label symbolises the hills of Hawke's Bay as well as the purity of the ingredients, the sunshine, warmth, how these inspire, energise and renew, much like our product when we infuse and blend, giving products full of depth and flavour.

About

 "From the hills surrounding Hawke's bay (where our olives grow), to the colours of the sunrise and the flavourful foods that nourish and sustain our bodies, Telegraph Hill is my inspiration for making life better" says Geoff Crawford (Owner).

Hi Guys - thank you for the prompt personal service AND the complimentary olives found in our order - nice touch - much appreciated.

All the best for the Season, Brett

I was so happy to get all of your beautiful oils &drizzles yesterday, thank you for the super-speedy turnaround plus the gift. Your customer care it great.

Also to let you know I'm 100% for reducing plastic packaging& well done for taking the initiative.

Liz

Drizzle & Vinaigrette Recipes

Salmon Roses Salad

Salmon Roses Salad

Salmon Roses Salad. “Landing on Mayfair” containing 5 Telegraph Hill Products it’s expensive to assemble, satisfying to own, & gives big rewards.  
Olive Leaf & Chia Seed Pearl Barley Salad

Olive Leaf & Chia Seed Pearl Barley Salad

Pearl barley is one of those old ingredients that is underutilised. You can use it for almost anything from making risottos to desserts. The earthy taste of the barley in this salad is balanced out by the fruity tangy taste of the Telegraph Hill olive leaf and chia seed vinaigrette and the saltiness of the Telegraph Hill Olives and feta.
Beetroot Cured Salmon

Beetroot Cured Salmon

People from Nordic countries will tell you they invented salmon gravlax which this recipe is a version of. Scottish people will claim they invented or at the very least perfected it and claim that the best versions are made with Scottish salmon. I have ancestry from both regions so don’t particularly mind who wins that argument and I personally prefer ....
Salmon Roses Salad

Salmon Roses Salad

Salmon Roses Salad. “Landing on Mayfair” containing 5 Telegraph Hill Products it’s expensive to assemble, satisfying to own, & gives big rewards.  
Olive Leaf & Chia Seed Pearl Barley Salad

Olive Leaf & Chia Seed Pearl Barley Salad

Pearl barley is one of those old ingredients that is underutilised. You can use it for almost anything from making risottos to desserts. The earthy taste of the barley in this salad is balanced out by the fruity tangy taste of the Telegraph Hill olive leaf and chia seed vinaigrette and the saltiness of the Telegraph Hill Olives and feta.
Beetroot Cured Salmon

Beetroot Cured Salmon

People from Nordic countries will tell you they invented salmon gravlax which this recipe is a version of. Scottish people will claim they invented or at the very least perfected it and claim that the best versions are made with Scottish salmon. I have ancestry from both regions so don’t particularly mind who wins that argument and I personally prefer ....

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