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& Special Prizes Αthena International Olive Oil Competition 26 ΧΑΛΚΙΝΑ- 28 March ΜΕΤΑΛΛΙΑ* 2018 OLIVE OIL PRODUCER DELPHIVARIETAL MAKE-UP• PHOCIS REGION COUNTRY WEBSITE ΜEDALS & SPECIAL PRIZES Final Participation and Awards Results For its third edition the Athena International Olive Oil Competition (ATHIOOC) showed a 22% increase in the num- ber of participating samples; 359 extra virgin olive oils from 12 countries were judged by a panel of 20 interna- tional experts from 11 countries. This is the first year that the number of samples from abroad overpassed those from Greece: of the 359 samples tasted, 171 were Greek (48%) and 188 (52%) from other countries. In conjunction with the high number of inter- national judges (2/3 of the tasting panel), this establishes Athena as one of the few truly international extra virgin olive oil competitions in the world ―and one of the fastest growing ones. ATHIOOC 2018 awarded 242 medals in the following categories: 13 Double Gold (scoring 95-100%), 100 Gold (scoring 85-95%), 89 Silver (scoring 75-85%) and 40 Bronze (scoring 65-75%). There were also several special prizes including «Best of Show» which this year goes to Palacio de los Olivos from Andalusia, Spain. There is also a notable increase in the number of cultivars present: 124 this year compared to 92 last year, testify- ing to the amazing diversity of the olive oil world. The awards ceremony will take place in Athens on Saturday, April 28 2018, 18:00, at the Zappeion Megaron Con- ference & Exhibitions Hall in the city center. This event will be preceded by a day-long, stand-up and self-pour tasting of all award-winning olive oils. DOUBLE GOLD DOUBLE GOLD MEDALS OLIVE OIL PRODUCER VARIETAL MAKE-UP REGION COUNTRY WEBSITE Cortijo El Puerto Picual Cortijo El Puerto Picual Andalucia (Sevilla) Spain www.cortijoelpuerto.com El Empiedro Sociedad Cooperativa Andaluza Hojiblanca Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.coopurisimapriego.com Olivarera La Purísima Goya Organics Goya en España 40% Picual, Andalucia (Sevilla) Spain www.goyaenespana.tel 30% Hojiblanca, 30% Picuda Hispasur Gold Knolive Oils Picual Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.knolive.com Mueloliva Picuda Mueloliva Picuda Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.mueloliva.es Oliveira da Serra Gourmet Sovena 40% Cobrançosa, Alentejo Portugal www.sovenagroup.com 35% Arbequina, 25% Picual Omphacium Organic Papadopoulos Olive Mill Nemoutiana Peloponnese (Elis) Greece www.papadopoulosoliveoil.com Palacio de los Olivos Olivapalacios Picual Castilla la Mancha (Ciudad Spain www.olivapalacios.es Real) Parqueoliva Serie Oro Almazaras de la Subbética 80% Picuda, Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.almazarasdelasubbetica.com 20% Hojiblanca Sogno del Pinzimonio Caliptra & Mignola 40% Frantoio, Tuscany Italy www.giacomograssi.com 40% Leccino, 20% Varietà Minori Valdenvero Organic Cornicabra Colival Cornicabra Castilla la Mancha (Ciudad Spain www.colival.com Real) Vega Fattoria Ambrosio 50% Frantoio, Campania Italy www.fattoriaambrosio.it 50% Itrana Vertigo Matrix Frantoio Tuscany Italy GOLD 2018 GOLD MEDALS OLIVE OIL PRODUCER VARIETAL MAKE-UP REGION COUNTRY WEBSITE 39/22 Manaki Great Stories Manaki Peloponnese (Argolis) Greece www.39-22.gr Almagre Aceites Almagre Picual Castilla la Mancha Spain www.aceitesalmagre.com Almaoliva Arbequino Almazaras de la Subbética Arbequina Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.almazarasdelasubbetica.com Alpha to Omega Alpha to Omega Koroneiki Peloponnese (Messenia) Greece www.alpha2omegaoil.com Angel Dragonas Koroneiki Peloponnese (Messenia) Greece www.dragonas.gr Bertolli Black Label Premium Carapelli Firenze 25% Picual, E.U www.deoleo.com Edition 25% Picudo, 30% Conbrançosa, 20% Nocellara de Belice Bertolli Premium Edition Green Carapelli Firenze 30% Hojiblanca, E.U www.deoleo.com 30% Conbrançosa, 20% Nocellara de Belice, 20% Cornicabra Buensalud Aceites Guadalquivir 70% Picual, Andalucía (Jaén) Spain www.buensalud.es 15% Arbequina, 15% Frantoio Carbonell Magna Oliva Deoleo 60% Hojiblanca, Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.deoleo.com 40% Picudo Carbonell Prestigio Deoleo 40% Picudo, Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.deoleo.com 30% Picual, 30% Hojiblanca Casa De Santo Amaro Premium Trás-Os-Montes Prime Cobrançosa, Verdeal Transmontana Trás-os-Montes Portugal www.casadesantoamaro.com Casa De Santo Amaro Prestige Trás-Os-Montes Prime Cobrançosa, Madural, Verdeal Trás-os-Montes Portugal www.casadesantoamaro.com Transmontana Casas de Hualdo Casas De Hualdo Picual Castilla la Mancha (Toledo) Spain www.casasdehualdo.com Cortijo El Puerto Arbequina Cortijo El Puerto Arbequina Andalucia (Sevilla) Spain www.cortijoelpuerto.com Cortijo El Puerto Hojiblanca Cortijo El Puerto Hojiblanca Andalucia (Sevilla) Spain www.cortijoelpuerto.com Cortijo El Puerto Oliana Cortijo El Puerto Oliana Andalucia (Sevilla) Spain www.cortijoelpuerto.com Costa del Pedone Socieda Agricola Regazzano Canino Lazio Italy www.costadelpedone.it Crux Fattoria Ambrosio Coratina Puglia Italy www.fattoriaambrosio.it Doleon Sia Natures Icons Koroneiki Peloponnese (Messenia) Greece www.doleon.com.gr Domaine Jebel Mansour Domaine Jebel Mansour Chetoui Zaghouan Tunisia GOLD 2018 GOLD MEDALS OLIVE OIL PRODUCER VARIETAL MAKE-UP REGION COUNTRY WEBSITE Domenica Fiore Olio Monaco Domenica Fiore Canino Umbria Italy www.domenicafiore.com Domenica Fiore Olio Novello Domenica Fiore 65% Leccino, Umbria Italy www.domenicafiore.com 25% Frantoio, 10% Moraiolo Dominus Early Harvest Monva Picual Andalucia (Jaén) Spain www.monva.es Eirini Plomariou Eirini Plomariou Kolovi Aegean Islands (Lesbos) Greece www.irini-oliveoil.gr Elegia Panagiota Nikoloulia Koroneiki Peloponnese (Elis) Greece www.elegia.gr Essentia Gocce d’Oro Matrix 70% Frantoio, Tuscany Italy 20% Moraiolo, 10% Leccino Etolea Areti Kouveli Koroneiki Central Greece Greece www.etolea.com (Aetolia-Acarnania) Ex Albis Chiavalon 40% Buza, Istria Croatia www.chiavalon.hr 30% Bianchera, 15% Rosignola, 10% Carbonazza, 5% Moraiolo Fruttato Accademia Accademia Olearia 80% Bosana, Sardinia Italy www.accademiaolearia.com 20% Semidana Gallo Late Harvest Gallo 70% Picual, Abrantes Portugal www.gallooliveoil.com 30% Koroneiki Gallo Novo Gallo 50% Picual, Abrantes Portugal www.gallooliveoil.com 10% Picudo, 30% Cobrançosa, 10% Cornicabra Galoppa Moulin Oltremonti 70% Ghjermana, Corsica France www.oltremonti.com 15% Coratina, 15% Maurino Goya Único Special Edition Goya en España 70% Hojiblanca, Andalucia (Sevilla) Spain www.goyaenespana.tel 30% Picuda Gran Riserva Fruttato Verde Accademia Olearia 65% Bosana, Sardinia Italy www.accademiaolearia.com 30% Semidana, 5% Tonda GOLD 2018 GOLD MEDALS OLIVE OIL PRODUCER VARIETAL MAKE-UP REGION COUNTRY WEBSITE Guadagnòlo Primus Fattoria Ramerino 50% Frantoio, Tuscany Italy www.fattoriaramerino.it 10% Leccino, 30% Altre 10% Moraiolo, Herdade da Ventosa Premium Herdade de S. Vicente e Ventosa 40% Cobrançosa, Alto Alentejo Portugal www.herdadedaventosa.com 30% Picual, 30% Arbequina Il Contadino Frantoio l’Olinda 20% Coroncina, Marche Italy www.oliveoil.farm 30% Frantoio 30% Raggia, 20% Leccino, Intensu Moulin Oltremonti 95% Ghjermana, Corsica France www.oltremonti.com 5% Pendolino Knolive Epicure Knolive Oils Hojiblanca Picuda Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.knolive.com Konstas Konstas Olive Oil Koroneiki Attica (Mesogia) Greece www.konstasoliveoil.gr Kyklopas Early Harvest Kyklopas Elaiotriveio Makris Thrace (Evros) Greece www.kyklopas.com Kyklopas Organic Farming Kyklopas Elaiotriveio Makris Thrace (Evros) Greece www.kyklopas.com L’Olinda Mignola Frantoio l’Olinda Mignola Marche Italy www.oliveoil.farm L’Olinda Raggia Frantoio l’Olinda Raggia Marche Italy www.oliveoil.farm Laconiko Olio Nuovo Laconiko Koroneiki Peloponnese (Lakonia) Greece www.laconiko.com Le Mandrie Le Mandrie Moraiolo Umbria Italy www.agriturismomandriesanpaolo.com ll Cavallino Biologico Azienda Agricola ll Cavallino 45% Frantoio Tuscany Italy www.ilcavallino.it 40% Leccio del Corno, 10% Maurino, 5% Lazzero, ll Cavallino Special Edition Azienda Agricola ll Cavallino Leccio del Corno Tuscany Italy www.ilcavallino.it Lou Divin Prèludi Champsoleil Cailletier Provence-Alpes-Côte France www.champ-soleil.fr d’Azur Maestros de Hojiblanca Baena Deoleo 70% Picudo, Andalucía (Granada) Spain www.deoleo.com 20% Hojiblanca 10% Picual, Maestros de Hojiblanca Deoleo 20% Picual, Andalucía (Granada) Spain www.deoleo.com Poniente de Granada 20% Picudo, 60% Hojiblanca GOLD 2018 GOLD MEDALS OLIVE OIL PRODUCER VARIETAL MAKE-UP REGION COUNTRY WEBSITE Maquiz Aceites De Maquiz Picual Mengibar Spain www.maquiz.es Masia El Altet High Quality Masia El Altet 60% Picual, Alicante Spain www.masiaelaltet.com 20% Arbequina, 20% Alfafarenca - Blanqueta - Genovesa Masia El Altet Premium Masia El Altet 40% Changlot Real, Alicante Spain www.masiaelaltet.com 30% Picual, 30% Alfafarenca - Blanqueta - Genovesa Masik Magal House Blend Masik Kibutz Magal 40% Barnea, Israel Central District Israel www.masik.co.il 35% Picholine, 25% Arbequina Masik Magal Suri Masik Kibutz Magal Suri Israel Central District Israel www.masik.co.il Mati Ladi Rikia Koroneiki Peloponnese (Messenia) Greece www.matiladi.gr Moonlight Harvest Gallo 70% Picual, Abrantes Portugal www.gallooliveoil.com 15% Picudo, 15% Cobrançosa Morellana Hojiblanca Sucesores De Hermanos López Hojiblanca Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.aceiteshl.com Morellana Picuda Sucesores De Hermanos López Picuda Andalucia (Córdoba) Spain www.aceiteshl.com Oath Baglatzis Estate Arbequina Central Greece (Phocis) Greece www.oatholiveoil.com Oilalà Oilalà Coratina Puglia Italy www.oilala.com Oleum Excelsus Selección Familiar Oleum
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