In the extra virgin olive oil organoleptic analysis, from our 5 senses, three of them are involved: taste, touch and smell. The eyes do not take part as the colour is not an oil\u2019s quality parameter because the olive tree, depending on its olive fruit maturity level in the moment they are harvest, can produce oils of different colours which range from an intense green to a golden yellow, without any implication in a higher or lower quality. For the same reason and to avoid the bias that the oil colour could produce in a taster we use blue or garnet glasses in which the colour cannot be assessed. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
So in order to value an oil, trust yourself, close your eyes and smell intensively. If its arome comes full with memories of your grandmother\u2019s kitchen, of fig tree shade, of your local greengrocer, of recently cut grass, of your hand with a contryside flowers buquet \u2026, then, you will know that it is a good oil. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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