Blackberry-Ginger Balsamic Vinegar (375ml)

If you take a hint of apricot, combine it with the floral notes of golden-ripe Japanese plums, and the luscious, sweet-tart characteristics of our aged white balsamic from Modena Italy. It pairs well with Persian Lime Olive Oil, Lemon Olive Oil, Garlic Olive Oil, Toasted Sesame Oil, Orange Olive Oil, and Basil Olive Oil. ​Ingredients: Grape must, white wine vinegar, natural flavors, naturally occurring sulfites.

We have searched high and low, and it appears that we have created the first of its kind, an Aged Pure Maple Balsamic, using real 100% pure maple produced at a small family farm in Vermont.  This balsamic is outrageously good.  Think pancakes, B-B-Q sauce base, waffles, maple balsamic glazed bacon, pork chops, salmon, glazed ham, ice cream, dressings, marinades, chocolate, cake, and fruit, the possibilities are endless. It was made to be used with our butter-infused olive oil, California toasted almond oil, and blood orange fused (agrumato) olive oil.  It works well with any number of extra virgin olive oils in our collection.

Our naturally infused balsamic condimento is caramel color-free, free of added sugar or thickeners and aged in the wood barrels of the traditional Solera System in Modena, Italy.

Our finest grade of aged balsamic condimento from Modena, Italy is produced in the Traditional Style. It is aged using the Solera System for up to 18 years in chestnut, oak, mulberry and ash barrels. With a 4% acidity, it exceeds Four Leaf Quality with an astonishingly high natural density of 1.28+.  This spectacular density comes naturally without thickeners or added sugar, from a lengthy aging process and cooking in copper kettles.  It’s exceedingly rich, complex, and dense and pairs beautifully with any olive oil in our collection.  Use for vinaigrettes, glazes, marinades, bread dipping, drizzling over fruit, vegetables, or to marinate meat and poultry.

Our balsamic condimento is caramel color-free, free of added sugar or thickeners, and is naturally cooked and aged in the wood barrels of the traditional Solera System in Modena, Italy.