Melanzana Fig Balsamic Vinegar
Unfortunately, this item will be out of stock for awhile. There is no glass of this size in the US at this time! Our vinegar is in transit and all will be allocated to a 500 ml bottle you can find via this link: Melanzana Fig Vinegar, 500 ml gift
About this Product
All of our vinegars come from the same small producer in Modena, including a few that he flavors. Fig, in particular, is a local favorite and is one of the few flavored balsamic vinegars you'll find in a gastronomia Italiana.
There are hundreds of varieties of figs grown in Italy, both cultivated and wild, and one of the best loved and most esteemed varieties is the Melanzana from the south. If you recognized the word as the same as “eggplant” in Italian, you’re right, because these beauties harken to the purple color of eggplants.
Melanzana figs are considered a premium fruit and have a deep, rich flavor which is best enjoyed fresh, not dried. This fresh aspect makes them the ideal variety to be shipped to Modena and puréed to be added to our traditional balsamic vinegar.
Flavor & Enjoyment
Sweet, ripe, and jammy flavor is an excellent foil for the brightness of its traditional balsamic base with a long and satisfying figgy finish.
This vinegar makes excellent accompaniments to either salad and cheese plates, and if you enjoy making marinades try a bit with garlic olive oil for steak or pork. Vinegars are also suitable for cocktails, mocktails, and shrubs or as an ingredient in relishes.
Other Facts
• 375 ml bottle / 25 servings
• 45 calories per serving
• Natural and free from any added sugars, colors, or stabilizers
• Acidity 4%
• A light sediment may be present and marks the product’s genuineness
• Consume within 3 years of opening
• Store in a dry, dark, and cool place for optimal quality
• Made in Modena, Italy using traditional artisan methods
• Imported and then bottled the USA
Ingredients
Cooked grape must (Lambrusco, Sangiovese, and Trebbiano varieties), barrel aged red wine vinegar, Melanzana Fig purée and natural flavoring. Sulfites are naturally occurring.
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