The most popular olive oils in Brazil all come from the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Minas Gerais
Summary
Nine Brazilian olive oils, from Rio Grande do Sul and two from Minas Gerais, were included in the list of the best in the world in the Italian guide Flos Olei, with emphasis on the olive oil from Fazenda do Aceite Sabiá, which received a score of 98.
Nine Brazilian olive oils are among the best in the world, in the selection made by the Italian guide Flos Oleiwhich reaches its third edition this year. The brands are judged by a specialized team, which assigns scores of up to 100 to the oils. Among Brazilians, the highest score was obtained by Fazenda do Aceite Sabiá, from Rio Grande do Sul, reaching 98.
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The state even holds seven of the nine Brazilian representatives cited in the guide. The other two positions are occupied by producers from Minas Gerais.
Flos Olei presents itself as the first and only guide dedicated to extra virgin olive oil at an international level. Every year the 500 best agricultural companies are selected, coming from more than 50 countries and on five continents. The guide is sold in three bilingual editions (Italian-English, Italian-Chinese, Italian-Spanish), which is expected to hit the market in December.
Discover the nine Brazilian olive oils among the best in the world:
- Fazenda do Aceite Sabiá (Rio Grande do Sul) – score 98;
- Prosperato (Rio Grande do Sul) – score 97;
- Lagar H (Rio Grande do Sul) – score 93;
- Estância das Oliveiras (Rio Grande do Sul) – score 93;
- Santana Chapel (Rio Grande do Sul) – degree 90;
- Azeite Bem te Vi (Rio Grande do Sul) – score 89;
- Al-Zait & Co. (Rio Grande do Sul) – score 87;
- Verolí olive oil (Minas Gerais) – grade 86;
- Borriello (Minas Gerais) – score 81.
The prices of Brazilian olive oils, among the best in the world, vary greatly, especially considering that there are bottles of different sizes, as well as various types of blends. The Sabiá olive oil, from Fazenda do Aceite Sabiá, which has the best rating on the list, for example, costs R$ 125.00 for a bottle with 250 ml of the Koroneiki and De Terroir blends.
BEM-TE-VI olive oil, with the sixth best score, costs R$ 64.90, even a 250 ml bottle. Through Flos Olei list You can visit the website of each of the olive oils and check for more information.
Source: Terra
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