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Sensory Description IOOA 15 96 Ev.Xlsx 23.04.2015 1 / 2 Sensorische Beschreibungen ‐ IOOA 2015 (Deutsch) Sensorische Beschreibungen ‐ IOOA 2015 (deutsch) ID Kfz Intensity Award Best of ... green / sweet Sensory description Fruity Bitter Pungent Harm. + Mono‐ Varieties Origin Product name Participant / Name of the Homepage Organic Label: Label: Label Classification ripe Nose + Pers. variety Company PDO PGI Palate 1 FR green/ripe 1.5 sweet / nuts, tropical fruit, cinnamon 4.83 1.80 2.90 7.28 45% Béruguette, 30% Verdale des Bouches‐ France ‐ Vallée des Baux de Provence Huile d'olive de la Vallée des Baux de Domaine de la Lieutenante www.lalieutenante.com x x Vallée des Baux de extra vergine medium du‐Rhône, 15% Salonenque, 7% Picholine, Provence P.D.O. Provence 3% Cailletier 2 ES S green 0 freshly cut grass, nutshell, leaves, artichoke, apple, tomato, herbs 5.20 2.40 3.60 7.94 x 100% Arbequina Spain ‐ Cordoba Almaoliva Almazaras de la Subbetica www.almazarasdelasubbetica.com extra vergine medium 3 ES green/ripe 0 nutshell, freshly cut grass, vegetable, leaves, tomato, artichoke, tropical fruit, spices 5.20 3.05 3.35 7.56 x 100% Picuda Spain ‐ Cordoba Mueloliva Picuda Muela‐Olives www.mueloliva.es extra vergine medium 4 ES G Spain green 0 freshly cut grass, nutshell, leaves, tomato, herbs, apple, artichoke 5.33 2.55 3.55 8.08 80% Hojiblanca, 20% Picuda Spain ‐ Cordoba El Empiedro Sca. Olivarera La Purisma www.coopurisimapriego.com xPriego de Cordoba extra vergine medium 5 ES green/ripe 1 slightly sweet / nuts, freshly cut grass, tomato, apple, herbs, tea (black) 5.13 3.05 3.10 7.21 40% Arbequina, 30% Rojal, 30% Negret Spain ‐ Catalonia Cavaloca El Vino www.el‐vino.ch xextra vergine medium 6 ES green 1 slightly sweet / dried nutkernel, apple, leaves, banana, tomato 4.65 1.75 2.20 6.93 50% Arbequina, 20% Rojal, 20% Koroneiki, Spain ‐ Catalonia Mesae El Vino www.el‐vino.ch xextra vergine medium 10% Arbosana 7 ES S green 0 leaves, freshly cut grass, nuts, tomato, herbs, apple, vegetable 5.65 3.40 4.50 7.86 70% Hojiblanca, 30% Picual Spain Oro del Desierto Organic Rafael Alonso Aguilera www.www.orodeldesierto.com xextra vergine medium 8 GR green/ripe 1 slightly sweet / nutshell, apple, leaves. herbs, vegetable, tropical fruit 3.65 2.40 2.30 6.35 x 100% Tsounati Greece ‐ Crete T (Tsounati) Kardiafood www.kardiafood.ch xextra vergine medium 9 GR green/ripe 0 nuts, freshly cut grass, leaves, tomato 4.10 2.10 2.90 5.46 x 100% Koroneiki Greece ‐ Crete K (Koroneiki) Kardiafood www.kardiafood.ch xextra vergine medium 10 IT G green 0 freshly cut grass, tomato, nutshell, leaves, herbs, apple, artichoke 5.70 2.90 3.70 8.01 x 100% Tonda Iblea Italy ‐ Sicily Agrestis Bell'Omio Galeffi Olivenprodukte www.olivenprodukte.galeffi.ch xextra vergine medium 11 ES G Spain green 0 leaves, nutshell, freshly cut grass, tomato, herbs, apple, artichoke 5.78 2.90 3.75 8.09 x 100% Hojiblanca Spain ‐ Cordoba Rincón de la Subbetica Almazaras de la Subbetica www.almazarasdelasubbetica.com xx Priego de Cordoba extra vergine medium 12 ES S green 0 freshly cut grass, nuts, apple, leaves, artichoke, tomato, herbs, banana 5.05 2.50 3.70 7.96 80% Hojiblanca, 20% Picuda Spain ‐ Cordoba Parqueoliva Serie Oro Almazaras de la Subbetica www.almazarasdelasubbetica.com xPriego de Cordoba extra vergine medium 13 ES S green 0 freshly cut grass, nuts, leaves, herbs, tomato, apple, banana 5.05 3.20 3.75 7.90 90% Hojiblanca, 10% Picuda Spain ‐ Cordoba Venta del Baron Muela‐Olives www.mueloliva.es xPriego de Cordoba extra vergine medium 14 ES green/ripe 0 leaves, nuts, freshly cut grass, tomato, herbs, apple 4.93 3.10 4.00 7.19 x 100% Arbosana Spain ‐ Andalusia Supremo 100% Arbosana S.C.A. Del Campo San Juan www.aceitesanjuan.com extra vergine medium 15 ES green 0 nutshell, leaves, freshly cut grass, herbs, artichoke, apple, banana 5.15 3.70 3.50 7.50 x 100% Picual Spain ‐ Andalusia Supremo 100% Picual S.C.A. Del Campo San Juan www.aceitesanjuan.com extra vergine medium 16 ES green 0 nutshell, freshly cut grass, leaves, apple, banana 4.10 3.30 3.00 6.03 x 100% Empeltre Spain ‐ Mallorca Jardin de Pedrissa Jardin de Pedrissa www.jardin‐de‐pedrissa.com x Mallorca extra vergine medium 17 IT S green 0 nuts, freshly cut grass, leaves, tomato, apple, artichoke, herbs 5.50 3.10 4.00 7.82 x 100% Tonda Iblea Italy ‐ Sicily Primo DOP Monti Iblei Imex Delikatessen AG www.imex.ch x Monti Iblei extra vergine medium 18 IT A green/ripe 1 slightly sweet / leaves, nuts, freshly cut grass, herbs, tomato, vegetable, apple, banana 5.40 3.10 3.90 7.69 x 100% Tonda Iblea Italy ‐ Sicily Primo Bio Imex Delikatessen AG www.imex.ch x extra vergine medium 19 IT GItaly, Mono‐ green 0 freshly cut grass, leaves, tomato, nutshell, apple, banana 5.85 2.80 3.90 8.19 x 100% Nocellara del Belice Italy ‐ Sicily Gran Cru Cutrera Nocellara del Belice Imex Delikatessen AG www.imex.ch extra vergine intense Variety 20 ES green/ripe 0.5 slightly sweet / leaves, nuts, freshly cut grass, tomato, herbs 4.73 2.60 3.05 7.04 x 100% Picual Spain ‐ Andalusia Dominus Cosecha Temprana Imex Delikatessen AG www.imex.ch xSierra Mágina extra vergine medium 21 IT green/ripe 1 slightly sweet / nuts, leaves, herbs, apple, freshly cut grass 4.60 2.45 3.50 6.38 x 100% Nocellara del Belice Italy ‐ Sicily Centonze "Case di Latomie" _ Biologico ViMa Import GmbH www.ilcarretto.ch xextra vergine medium 22 GR green/ripe 0 dried nutkernel, freshly cut grass, apple, leaves, banana 4.65 1.80 2.40 6.47 30% Koroneiki, 70% Kolireiki Greece Mythocia PGI Classic Ambrosia www.e‐gourmetshop.ch x Olympia extra vergine medium 23 GR green/ripe 0 leaves, nuts, freshly cut grass, tomato, artichoke, apple 4.73 2.70 2.90 7.09 x 100% Koroneiki Greece Mythocia BIO Ambrosia www.e‐gourmetshop.ch x x Olympia extra vergine medium 24 ES green/ripe 0 apple, berries, freshly cut grass, leaves 4.38 4.05 3.80 5.45 x 100% Picual Spain Pago de Quiros Oleo Quir s S.L. www.oleoquiros.com xextra vergine medium 25 HR A green 0 nuts, leaves, apple, banana, herbs, freshly cut grass, vegetable, spices 5.20 3.60 3.90 7.70 x 100% Frantoio Croatia ‐ Istria Mate timbro istriano Agrofin d.o.o. www.mateoliveoil.com extra vergine medium 26 HR green/ripe 0 nuts, herbs, apple, banana, freshly cut grass, leaves, bitter almond 5.50 2.95 3.45 7.50 75% Liccino, 25% Pendolino Croatia ‐ Istria Mate trasparenza marina Agrofin d.o.o. www.mateoliveoil.com extra vergine medium 27 PT green/ripe 2 sweet / dried nutkernel, ripe banana, ripe apple, leaves 3.28 1.40 1.85 6.28 x 100% Arbequina Portugal Oliveira da Serra 1ª Colheita Sovena Portugal Consumer Goods S.A. www.sovenagroup.com extra vergine light 28 PT green 0 freshly cut grass, leaves, nutshell, green tomato, herbs, artichoke 5.38 3.15 4.00 7.56 50% Cobrancosa, 25% Arbosana. 25% Portugal Oliveira da Serra Lagar do Marmelo Sovena Portugal Consumer Goods S.A. www.sovenagroup.com extra vergine medium Hojiblanca 29 PT green/ripe 0.5 slightly sweet / nuts, freshly cut grass, leaves, apple, artichoke, herbs, banana 4.43 2.60 2.85 7.17 60% Cobrancosa, 40% Arbosana Portugal Oliveira da Serra Selecção Ouro Sovena Portugal Consumer Goods S.A. www.sovenagroup.com extra vergine medium 30 ES green 0 nutshell, leaves, freshly cut grass, green tomato, artichoke, herbs, apple 5.13 3.60 3.15 7.35 Arbequina, Picual, Cornicabra, Manzanilla Spain ‐ Castilla‐La Mancha CASAS DE HUALDO "Reserva de Familia" Casas de hualdo S.L. www.casasdehualdo.com extra vergine medium 31 IT green 0.5 slightly sweet / nuts, freshly cut grass, green apple, green tomato, artichoke, banana 4.98 2.35 3.45 7.51 x 100% Tonda Iblea Italy Sole di Sicilia Sicilia Import ‐ Export www.sicilia‐import‐export.de xextra vergine medium 32 ES A green 0 leaves, nutshell, tomato, freshly cut grass, apple, banana 5.25 2.40 3.50 7.71 70% Hojiblanca, 30% Picuda Spain ‐ Cordoba OLEUM HISPANIA Molino Virgen de F'Tima S.L. www.molinovirgendefatima.com extra vergine medium 33 ES A green 0 freshly cut grass, nutshell, leaves, tomato, apple, herbs 5.30 3.10 4.30 7.63 90% Hojiblanca, 10% Arbequina ‐ Spain Monton Alto Monton Alto (Nayue S.L.) www.montonalto.com extra vergine medium Cornicabra 34 GR green/ripe 1 slightly sweet / nuts, green tomato, herbs, freshly cut grass, leaves 3.93 2.15 2.40 6.60 70% Manaki, 30% Koroneiki Greece Olea Juice Olea Groves/Mfsa www.oleajuice.com extra vergine medium 35 ES A green 0 nutshell, freshly cut grass, leaves, tomato, artichoke, herbs 5.38 3.15 4.10 7.79 60% Picual, 20% Hojiblanca, 10% Spain Melgarejo Composicion Premium Aceites Campoliva, S.L. www.aceitas‐melgarejo.com extra vergine medium Arbequina, 10% Frantoio 36 ES green 0 freshly cut grass, leaves, green tomato, artichoke, herbs, nuts, citrus 5.83 3.60 5.15 7.26 x 100% Hojiblanca Spain Melgarejo Hojiblanca Premium Aceites Campoliva, S.L. www.aceitas‐melgarejo.com extra vergine intense 37 ES GSpain; green 0 freshly cut grass, leaves, herbs, nutshell, tomato, artichoke, vegetable, banana 5.80 3.60 4.40 8.09 x 100% Picuda Spain LA ORO INTENSE La Amarilla de Ronda S.L.
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