This is a hearty evoo. The flavour and smell is tomatoes, olives and blackberries. The body is thick. The tasting intensity is quite high. It’s very spicy. Would be likely good for cooking meats with and pairing with certain cheeses. It is a strong, high-quality evoo.
I bought this evoo at the Barcelona airport on the way from Spain to Tunis. Its prominent note on smell and taste is ripe banana. Its supporting notes are tomatoes and nuts. Its body is between medium and high and its tasting intensity is moderate.
This is one of the most underrated and world-class, yet largely unknown, Extra Virgin Olive Oils in the world right now. It’s enormously aromatic with prominent notes of tomato, chamomile and other flowers and herbs. A similar experience on taste. It’s highly complex and well-balanced. Settles well after tasting. Its body is medium and tasting intensity is high. Its spiciness is present but low. It can be paired but is a very enjoyable evoo to simply sip on.
A nice evoo. A prominent note of tomato but less intense than their Mild and Balanced brands. A bit oily in texture: Less oily than the Mild brand but more oily than the Balanced brand. The body was medium and tasting intensity was moderate. A high-quality evoo.
Smell was predominantly green banana with a note reminiscent of vinegar. On taste the evoo was clean with no vinegar taste present. A nice taste of yellow banana still present on taste. Body is medium and tasting intensity is a bit below moderate.
A nice evoo with flavour. Prominent notes of tomato, floral and chamomile. It is a bit oily in texture, even compared to the company’s Balanced brand/evoo. (which I found not oily in texture) Body is a bit below medium and tasting intensity is moderate.
Definitely one of the better olive oils I've tried. Personally I tasted a little bit of banana at first but then a sudden and strong hit of almonds which lasted quite a while and was very buttery overall. Not too spicy but noticeable which doesn't last all too long. I would highly recommend
I bought this evoo in a boutique in Istanbul in the Üsküdar district. We were told the “Taş Baskı” label means that it was created using a tradition stone press method. (Which is interesting) The smell is a strong ripe banana, but there is a vinegar or balsamic-type scent also coming through. The taste, on the other hand, is clean, soft, texture is a bit creamy, and the prominent note is still ripe/yellow banana. (No balsamic/vinegar taste at all) Overall, the taste is soft, on the fruity side (versus vegetal) and pleasant.
This evoo has a prominent flavour on smell and taste of green banana. It’s a bit on the oily side in texture which will make it not the most suitable for sipping. Its body is medium and its tasting intensity is moderate.
This EVOO packs a lot of flavour. I was happy to find it in a grocery store in Malta. It’s notably high in spiciness, the sensation of which lasts for sometime. The body is thick. The flavour level is high. And the flavours are strong in wood and nuts.
On smell a beautiful aroma of cut grass and a blend of fruits including apple. On taste: the same. The body is medium and the tasting intensity is high. It’s very spicy. This is a world-class evoo.
A premium and complex evoo. Notes of green banana, cut grass and tomato on smell. The texture is creamy with notes of olives, green banana and a bit floral. The body is above medium and its tasting intensity is high. It leans on the vegetal side (versus fruity) and has attributes of both. This was one of the first evoos I tasted when I was introduced to the world of high-quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil 3 years ago. It’s good to have gotten back to this olive oil again, albeit a newer harvest.
I bought this evoo from a bizzar in Istanbul. As I went to open it part of the lid (plastic) chipped off. (Could have been handled strongly during shipping to the merchant) The look of the oil was very hazy which I always find interesting (and fun) when I come across evoos like this. There was something a bit unusual for an evoo in the smell–There was a light smell of balsamic oil. And on taste the same–. I don’t know this for certain but I wonder if the production facility for this evoo makes other food products (like Balsamic oil, other food oils, etc.) on the same production line. Body is heavy and tasting intensity is close to high.
I found this EVOO in an outdoor fruit display at a corner store in Valletta, Malta. Perhaps this EVOO comes from the family of the store, but that is currently unknown. I was happy to find this EVOO. It’s very high in walnut flavour, low but present in sp
I bought this Turkish Extra Virgin Olive Oil in a bizzar in Istanbul. (District of Eminönü) To date I’ve never seen an EVOO so clear in look and taste. A way to describe its look is like if you were looking at white wine in a glass. There is almost no smell but faint notes of citrus, banana & nuts. The taste is very buttery with a light touch of sweetness and nuts. There is no spice. The evoo was so pleasant that I easily drank the first glass (small glass) without thinking much about it. In summary, an exceptionally light-looking and -smelling evoo with a pleasant taste.
I bought this evoo in a natural foods boutique in Beyoğlu, Türkiye. (18/12/24) It came in a wine-styled bottle–Elongated cylindrical bottle with a synthetic cork. The wrapping at the top didn’t come off naturally so I used a knife. But this can happen with this type of bottling. The evoo had a strong smell of orange. The taste too is heavy in citrus and light in ripe banana. The evoo is spicy but not high in spice. The body and tasting intensity are both a bit below moderate.
This is a thick, hazy EVOO that is on the woody & nutty side in taste with a good level of spice that lasts at the top of the back of the throat for some time. I consider this a very high-quality EVOO and recommend it to others.
This is a hot evoo. (In spice that is) Smell is high in green banana. On first taste there is a buttery rush of veggies followed immediately with a heavy and long amount of spice. I’m very happy I found this evoo and for anyone wanting to experience an extremely spicy and tasty evoo I recommend.
A nice, sweet evoo with moderate spice. On smell and taste: Cut grass, green bananas and nuts. Spiciness is moderate, body is a bit below moderate and tasting intensity is medium.
A real distinct taste of ripe banana with this evoo. Olive tree leaves and nuts are also present. The body is light and the tasting intensity is below moderate. There is little to no spice. Overall a light evoo that is pleasant and well-balanced.
On first smell green banana, cut grass and almond. Something about the smell indicated too to me that the texture would be creamy. This evoo didn’t let me down–On first sip a creamy texture flushed my mouth. On taste, notes of veggie, chocolate, green banana, and almonds. Body is medium and flavour intensity is moderate.