It is "characterized by the intensity of its fruitiness and the balance of its attributes ... with a degree of astringency." A white from Alsace, perhaps, or a red from Burgundy? No, much heavier. These tasting notes are for the liquid that transforms a lettuce or a tomato or a hunk of fresh bread into tastebud bliss: extra virgin olive oil. A fluid that would be irresistible even if it were bad for us but which, as medical researchers confirm, has the salutary side-effect of acting as a barrier to conditions from cholesterol to cancers.
These particular...
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