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Chardonnay wine gives this vinegar a fruity robust authority, not unlike a sturdy French Burgundy. The distinctive Chardonnay flav... read more
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This unique series of authentic Balsamic Vinegars of Modena consists of three distinct varities, each aged exclusively in barrels ... read more
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Muscat, or Muscatel, is a sweet, floral grape with a captivating, honeyed aroma. Aged in new oak barrels, this Spanish wine slowly... read more
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Giovanella Stianti-Mascheroni has been producing well-known Chianti Classico wines from her own vineyards in Radda in Chianti, one... read more
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This thick, fragrant sauce from Menu contains morsels of strawberries, enhanced by the sweet-and-sour taste of balsamic vinegar. I... read more
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Cornichons are crisp, tart, pickled baby cucumbers. Drenched in a brine of white wine vinegar, salt, pearl onions and select spice... read more
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The great French gastronome Curnonsky wrote (in the series Recettes et paysages) - Do not forget that the vinegar of Orleans is un... read more
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A perfect combination of new and old, this stylish bottle contains a vinegar recipe which dates back to the Roman Empire. Its labe... read more
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Villa Manodori balsamicos are produced in very small quantities by Massimo Bottura, chef and owner of Osteria Francescana restaura... read more
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Acetaia San Giacomo, located in Reggio Emila, has been recognized for their superior quality and pure line of balsamics and has no... read more
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From the charming seaside town of the Banyuls comes one of the world's finest wines, which also makes one of the world's finest vi... read more
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Austria's Mostviertel is in a land famous for their apple and pear ciders. Not only is it one of the most beautiful landscapes in ... read more
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In 1908, Agusia Badia i Badia founded Castell de Gardeny in Mollerussa, Spain. It was originally set up as a winery devoted to sel... read more
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This sweet, zesty vinegar is certified "2 Leaf" quality. Use this balsamic to make a superb vinaigrette. It is also ideal for mari... read more
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Imported from Belgium, Belberry's deliciously balanced fruit vinegar are for special occasion dishes or to make your favorite vina... read more
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L' Estornell Red Wine Garnacha Vinegar, produced in the southern region of Priorato in Catalonia, is made exclusively of red grape... read more
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A bittersweet vinegar produced from intensely aromatic Merlot wine, with hints of vanilla and liquorice. Very sweet, elegant palat... read more
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These delicious Italian Cipolline onions make a flavorful addition to your favorite salad or antipasto plate. They are pickled in ... read more
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This balsamic vinegar is made from fermented concentrated grape must and acquires its dark color and pungent sweetness while aging... read more
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This variety is created with late harvest Torrontes wine vinegars. Torrontes is an indigenous Argentinian white grape. It's golden... read more
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Fresh from the Cantabrian Sea, these famous white anchovies are lightly cured in a brine of sea salt, white wine vinegar, and garl... read more
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Mission figs were first brought to California by the monks who forged the Mission Trail in the 1700s. O ages these juicy, ripe mis... read more
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Use this organic white balsamic vinegar whenever you need the flavor of balsamic, but do not want to muddy the color of a dish. Th... read more
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A bittersweet vinegar made with Riesling wine from Lonsheim, Germany. Elegantly sublime, very fruity, with fine acidity and a silk... read more
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Minus 8 began as a hobby for two Canadian food lovers, whose identity must remain anonymous due to the extreme demand for this pro... read more
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A new wine vinegar from Modena, the new Rosato sweet and zesty vinegar is truly unique product from Mazzetti. Produced from rose w... read more
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This traditional balsamic is taken from Modena grape must. After being boiled over an open flame, the must is placed in wooden cas... read more
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Imported from Spain, this Cava Rose has notes of plum and red fruit. This vinegar can be used by chefs for salads and for even des... read more
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This sherry vinegar varietal is perfect for gazpacho, dressing salads, or using as a marinade with olive oil and garlic for pork o... read more
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Four of our favorite extra virgin olive oils and vinegars for the connoisseur are found here. Let us help you prepare a memorable ... read more
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The great French gastronome Curnonsky wrote (in the series Recettes et paysages) - Do not forget that the vinegar of Orleans is un... read more
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Made with the cooked must of grapes grown in the soil of Emilia Romagna, Family Reserve Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia by Dodi ... read more
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This Cabernet Sauvignon Vinegar from Kimberley is made from Cabernet Sauvignon grapes grown in Napa. The grapes are crushed at the... read more
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This Pomegranate Champagne Vinegar from O (the letter not the number) is the result of California pomegranate steeped in barrel-ag... read more
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Known and revered by great chefs the world over, Balsamic Vinegar from Modena is a unique and unmistakeable product. This IGP cert... read more
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Pliny the Elder, the famous Roman naturalist, (70 A.D.) said "Vinegar possesses great merits for its many uses, without which life... read more
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Grown on the hills of Modena, Trebbiano grapes are perfect for making quality balsamic vinegar. This traditional balsamic is taken... read more
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This German Vinegar is 28% Spirit Vinegar. It is great for pickling your own herring and vegetables. Just remember to use 1/2 the ... read more
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White Balsamic is a special condiment that was studied by Acetum after the requests they received from consumers that did not like... read more
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Grown on the hills of Modena, Trebbiano grapes are perfect for making quality balsamic vinegar. This traditional balsamic is taken... read more
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The great French gastronome Curnonsky wrote (in the series Recettes et paysages) - Do not forget that the vinegar of Orleans is un... read more
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It's thanks to wine that vinegar exists. It is the natural offspring. It's a fact- leave a bottle of wine uncorked and it will bec... read more
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To make something extraordinary, this sweet California rice vinegar is infused with freshly shredded ginger. Opening the bottle br... read more
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One of Italy's most illustrious condiments brought to you in this impressive gift box. This set includes one 100ml bottle of renow... read more




