Pomegranate Balsamic Vinegar (200ml)

The Gravenstein Apple is an incredibly hard-to-find varietal due to the difficulty farmers have cultivating it. In addition to contending with a very finicky tree, it’s also not an apple that travels or stores well so it is best enjoyed during its relatively short season and isn’t typically shipped far. It’s grown in pockets up the coast of Northern California and is prized for its amazing ambrosia perfume, and crisp, sweet-tart cream-colored flesh. Our Gravenstein Apple White Balsamic marries the complexity of the Gravenstein’s larger-than-life flavor with our well-balanced Ultra Premium White Balsamic Vinegar from Italy for a delectable culinary symphony. And as always…..

All natural, no artificial flavors, no thickeners, no added sugar, no caramel color or dyes, no artificial flavors or added ingredients whatsoever!

This balsamic has an enticing aroma and a delicate, sweet apple flavor, fruitier than most balsamic vinegar. It’s a wonderful way of adding aroma and taste to complement any dish. It adds a refreshing lift to salads, sauces, chutney, and vegetables. It is amazingly drizzled on pork, chicken, or fish. Mix equally without Toasted Almond Oil and shake well for a knock-out vinaigrette dressing.

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.