Olive oils tasting
Like every wine and spirits lover, we also cultivate a deep passion for gastronomy and the exceptional products that enrich it. Among them, olive oil holds a very special place, as it shares many similarities with wine – even in the sensory experience it offers. Often called liquid gold, olive oil is, just like wine, one of the oldest treasures crafted by humankind.
It can be the result of a subtle blend of different varieties – such as Carolea, Frantoio, Leccino, Peranzana, Biancolilla, Taggiasca, Aglandau, Tanche… – or the pure expression of a single variety, highlighting the authenticity of its terroir. As with wine, concepts like freshness, balance, aromatic intensity and complexity are fundamental. Olive oil reveals a unique sensory palette: ripe fruits, dried fruits, herbal notes, vegetal nuances, bitterness and sweetness, all in delicate harmony.
In many ways, wine and olive oil converge. Both are carriers of culture, tradition and craftsmanship. Exploring, comparing and tasting them remains for us a true and timeless passion.
Thanks to our pictogram system (divided into five families), discover a new way to taste, understand and share olive oil. Follow this link to read the article presenting the different olive oil categories.

Domaine de L’Odylée, Huile d’Olive Extra Vierge (France)
The oil has a deep golden color. It expresses pronounced fresh, herbaceous (fresh thyme, fresh Mediterranean herbs, olive leaf) and

Domaine Chaume-Arnaud Huile d’Olive Extra Vierge – Huile d’Olive de Nyons AOP (France)
The oil has an intense golden hue. It offers delicate aromas of fleshy beefsteak tomatoes, fried zucchini, fresh zucchini, and

Herdade Da Calada « Ouro Claudy », Huile d’Olive Extra Vierge – Alentejo (Portugal)
The oil has an intense golden color. The nose blends fresh and cooked fruity and vegetal notes—such as beefsteak and

Óleo Olivia, Extra Virgin Olive Oil – Extremadura (Spain)
(100% Manzanilla cacereña, harvest season 25/26) The oil has a bright golden color, with slight greenish reflections. It is very

Casa Montero y Bianchi « Fruité Mûr », Huile d’Olive Vierge Extra – AOP Gata-Hurdes, Extremadura (Spain)
(100% Manzanilla Cacereña, 25/26 harvest) The oil has a brilliant golden hue. The nose offers notes of roasted vegetables (roasted

Casa Montero y Bianchi « Fruité Vert », Huile d’Olive Vierge Extra – AOP Gata-Hurdes, Extremadura (Spain)
(100% Manzanilla Cacereña, 25/26 harvest) The oil has a brilliant golden hue with subtle greenish highlights. The nose is fragrant,
