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VECCHIO TRADITIONAL BALSAMIC, LEONARDI, EXT. 25 YR
Consistancy is compared to a chocolate sauce. Shades of brown with bright mirror refflections. Aromas of grapes, apples and caramel with a well-balanced hint of wild flower honey and maple syrup.
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MODENACETI, BALSAMIC 16.9 OZ
The flavor profile of a balsamic vinegar is defined by its must content. The more must, the sweeter the taste. Modenaceti Classic sets the highest standards for a Balsamic Vinegar of Modena for salads. It is matured balsamic vinegar with a slightly tart-taste profile that enhances all types of salads.
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DUKE MODENA, BALSAMIC
Documents dating back to the 16th century show that by this time, balsamic vinegar was a prized ingredient reserved for the court of the Duke of Este (Italy) and the chosen few, to whom he would give it as presents and menus from this period show that it was always present at meals. Indeed, its popularity was such that the whole of the west tower of the Ducal Palace in Modena was dedicated exclusively to its production.
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MODENACETI, BALSAMIC GLAZE 13.5 OZ
Modenaceti Balsamic Glaze is made from concentrated and cooked grape must (50%) and Modenaceti Balsamic Vinegar of Modena Gold (49%). It is intensely aromatic, complex and sweet. Use Modenaceti Balsamic Glaze to finish off a dish or make an extraordinary experience out of a simple dish. It is perfect for appetizers, main dishes and desserts.
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ACETAIA LEONARDI, SABA
Acetaia Leonardi’s Saba is unique. The family’s Trebbiano and Lambrusco grapes are grown in the 7 hectares surrounding the family home and acetaia. After a gentle crushing, the juice and pulp is coarsely filtered and the mosto (mash),is cooked (cotto) in an open copper vat at 175-200°F for a day or two, reducing it to about a third the volume. The concentrated mosto cotto is then cooled and placed in large oak casks which were previously inoculated with a mother of vinegar, a batch of vinegar alive with a culture of aceto-bacteria. The Saba will stay in the casks for almost 4 years, giving a deep complexity to the Saba, without converting it to vinegar.
