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Tasting NotesDr Joseph’s All Natural Cold Pressed Grape Seed Oil ($30/100 ml)
The deep green colour of this grape seed oil is very reminiscent of a good quality extra virgin olive oil. The aroma hits you squarely in the olfactory nerve in the most pleasant of ways, displaying lots of fruit and wood, similar to fine wine vinegar. The oil has a thin viscosity that doesn’t coat your tongue, but does leave you smacking your lips and wanting more. It begins with a hint of sweetness and ends with earthy grappa-like undertones. The oil is sold on site at Joseph’s Estate Wines store or online.
Stratus Grape Seed Oil ($29/100 ml)
Golden in colour, this oil’s aroma is fruity, again like wine vinegar, but with a deeper earthiness. The oil seems to have a thin mouthfeel with very pronounced musty and metallic flavours. Purchase it at the Stratus Winery store, online or at the Cheese Boutique in Toronto.
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