Flavour attributes offered similar results to those relating to odour
(Table 3), where “intensity” and “oily” had high scores in farmed
and “seafood” was more noticeable in samples from the wild group
(P b 0.000). It should be noted that the “oily” attribute obtained different
scores for the two groups in odour and flavour, but panellists noticed a
bigger difference between the groups for flavour. The other two attributes
of flavour evaluated indicated a sweeter taste in the wild group
(P b 0.01) and rougher in the farmed group (P b 0.000). The last profile
attribute “aftertaste” was determined as more persistent in samples
from the farmed group (P b 0.000).