
Quality & Transparency
We don’t ask you to simply believe us.
We want you to see.
Verified production data, analysis results, and supporting documents are published here as they become available.
Approach
Quality philosophy
- 01
Origin
Olive variety and region define the oil’s identity.
- 02
Production
The path from harvest to extraction shapes character.
- 03
Storage
Protection from light, heat, and oxygen helps sustain profile.
- 04
Analysis
Laboratory results are shared when verified.
- 05
Traceability
Harvest and analysis information should be linkable to the product.
Measurement
What We Measure
These concepts are common indicators in olive oil quality evaluation. Values are published only when verified.
Free acidity
Free fatty acidity is one of the quality indicators used in olive oil analysis.
Peroxide value
Peroxide value is a measure that informs about the oil’s oxidation state.
Polyphenols
Polyphenols relate to phenolic compounds naturally present in olive oil.
Sensory profile
Fruitiness, bitterness, and pungency are core axes of tasting evaluation.
Harvest data
Harvest year and variety help read the product’s identity.
Traceability
Traceability
The goal is for harvest and analysis information behind each tin and bottle to be traceable. Batch records will be linked on product pages as they become available.
Explore
Explore the process and the collection
Collection
LYSIA Oils
Early Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil · Glass Bottle
green apple · fresh-cut grass · almond



