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A woman wearing a green shirt and apron sniffs a small blue container

Olive branches close up

"We smell an olive oil like we smell a wine, and we also taste an olive oil like we taste wine,"
she said.

A close up photo of a man's hand scooping olives from a large pile of black and green olives with leaves in the mix

"You're missing our on a plethora of other fabulous flavours, and things that go with different foods,"
she said.

three types of olive oil in small glasses.

"There is a lot out there to learn, and the more people know the the more they will want to experience different olive oils."
Heidi smiles at the camera standing in the olive grove next to her dog Beanz

"It's fun to experiment and see which one you like the best,"
she said.

"The consumer's appreciation is increasing more and more. People are prepared to pay more for quality food."

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