Green herbs, banana leaf, and a clean Cretan pungency. The sample gives it a best in class at Athena and a more modest result in New York, which is the sort of split a single-competition site cannot show.
Sample measurement from the fictional Sample Laboratory. Not a certificate, and not a basis for a label claim.
Sample Laboratory · Dated 11 March 2026
Method. Illustrative panel. Not a certificate.
Polyphenols510 mg/kg
Sub-score 72.0. High for the oils people argue about. Still not, by itself, a legal health claim.
Free acidity0.20 %
Sub-score 92.3. At or under 0.20%. Typical of careful, fast milling.
Peroxide value7.6 meq O₂/kg
Sub-score 88.6. At or under 8 meq O₂/kg. Reads as a fresh oil.
K2321.70
Sub-score 80.0. At or under 1.80. Primary oxidation looks limited.
K2700.14
Sub-score 80.0. At or under 0.15. Secondary oxidation looks limited.
Where to buy
These retailers are fictional. This edition does not link out to a shop. Price does not affect the score. Euro-per-litre uses the October 2026 sample exchange rates.
A fictional Cretan grove for the Koroneiki sample. It is not a member of any Greek producer association.
Questions about this score
How was Koroneiki Dawn scored?
The sample score 67.1 uses scoring version 1.0.0 for ranking year 2026. Award points are medal × prestige × recency, the competition score is the mean of the highest three, and the laboratory is 30% of the final score when a panel exists. The rows above are the whole calculation.
Is Koroneiki Dawn a real competition result?
No. Koroneiki Dawn, its medals, its laboratory values, and its prices are sample records created to show the page. They are not official results from any competition.
Do the polyphenols decide the rank?
They are 40% of the laboratory score, and the laboratory is 30% of the final score when a panel exists. A high polyphenol oil with a thinner medal record stays behind a stronger set of medals. If there is no panel, polyphenols do not enter at all.
