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organoleptic
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organoleptic [ȯr¦gan·ə¦lep·tik]
(physiology)
Having an effect or making an impression on sense organs; usually used in connection with subjective testing of food and drug products.


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If the coffee is of poor quality either visually or organoleptically then imploring consumers to buy the product to help poor Third World coffee farmers is the last refuge of rogues and vagabonds and in the long run doing such poor communities more harm than good.
These products not only need to be consumer-friendly and organoleptically pleasing, but they should also be nutritionally sound and help to reduce total caloric and fat calorie intake, promoting increased intake of dietary fibre and other complex carbohydrates.
They are akin to a wine sommelier, We have olive oil masters who work at filippo Berio over in Italy to make sure that organoleptically the sensory properties of the oil are wonderful--the aroma, taste, color, in addition to making sure that we comply with International Olive Oil Council (IOOC) standards," he says.
 
 
 
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