This study compares the quality of rapeseed oils produced by different methods and stored under different conditions. The following oxidation parameters were determined in the analysed oils: acid value, peroxide value, anisidine value and Totox value. The evaluated quality parameters were: saponification value, iodine value, colour and fatty acid profile. In the group of the analysed products, Kropla Zdrowia – cold pressed rapeseed oil that was refrigerated in a dark glass bottle – was characterised by high quality (AV = 0, PV = 0.05 meq O₂ kg^–1, FFA = 0.4 mg KOH g^–1, Totox value = 0). In the cold pressed Organic Virgin oil stored in a clear glass bottle at room temperature, peroxide value, acid value and Totox value were above the norm at PV = 5.6 meq O₂ kg^–1, FFA = 4.27 mg KOH g^–1 and Totox value = 13. The analysed products were characterised by similar fatty acid profiles, and Kropla Zdrowia oil had a higher content of oleic acid (by 10% on average) and a lower total content of linoleic acid and linolenic acid (by 11% on average) in comparison with the remaining products. All oils conformed to standard saponification values. The examined oils differed in colour, and pressed oils were darker. Three of the analysed products – Rapso, Olej Kujawski and Kropla Zdrowia – received high scores in a sensory evaluation. The lower scores noted in the remaining oils probably resulted from lower production standards and inadequate storage.