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Elsa Aged Balsamic Vinegar of Modena - Vecchia Era - 12yr

Elsa Aged Balsamic Vinegar of Modena - Vecchia Era - 12yr
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Elsa Aged Balsamic Vinegar of Modena - Vecchia Era - 12yr

 
 
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Features
  • Balsamic Vinegar of Modena

  • 8.5 Fluid oz

  • Acidity 6%


Description

Fondo Carrate is the name of one of the farms of the Elsa Estate. This balsamic is obtained through the traditional method of slowly fermenting cooked grape must from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. The vinegar is then aging and refinement is derived from the process of aging in small casks of selected woods. A well balanced condiment with a taste of sweet and sour. Aromatic with a rich velvety brown color. Use in salads, dipping or with grilled meats or vegetables.


Product Details
Package Length:14.9 inches
Package Width:5.9 inches
Package Height:5.7 inches
Package Weight:1.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 5 reviews

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 5 customer reviews )
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32 of 33 found the following review helpful:


5Great balsamic for the price  Dec 30, 2008 By kalyson
There are different levels of balsamic vinegar. The "tradizionale" is consortium-approved and is generally over $100 for a four to five ounces and could be over $500 for a tiny amount. The next level is the "condimento balsamico" which is not consortium approved, but is about half the price or less than the previous type. The last level is "Aceto Balsamico di Modena", which can be really bad and there are no controls over what goes into it (artificial coloring, etc.).

That being said, Fondo Carrate vinegar is producted from grapes grown without the use of pesticides or herbicides of any kind. Organically grown and produced exclusively from ancient D.O.C. Lambrusco varieties of the Mastri, Salamino and Sorbara grapes. It is 12 years old and aged in oak. Very smooth, sweet, but tangy. It really is a fine vinegar, especially for the price. You can get it for a bit less than $32 from other distributors, but I'm not sure how the shipping compares. Check around -- it's definitely worth finding a supplier for this stuff.

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5The Search is Over  May 22, 2011 By DJC
I found this vinegar over 10 years ago and was immediately addicted. Smooth, well-rounded with no bitter taste. I use to be able to purchase it in the local stores but now I can only get it through the internet. I have tried more expensive vinegars and less expensive vinegars and always come back to this. I have always been at a loss to understand why it is not more popular.

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5Delicious  Oct 26, 2010 By J. Stout "Quilter"
I have been using this balsamic vinegar for quite a few years. Nothing else compares to this vinegar that you can buy at the grocery stores. Worth the price.


1No substitute for villa manodori  May 06, 2012 By Dwight Mcneill "Andy Amazon"
I bought this to save a little money compared to Villa Manodori which is a spectacular balsamic but expensive. The Elsa was runny and bitter and tastes not much better than very inexpensive store bought balsamic. With the Manodori you only need a few drops. It is wonderfully sweet and aromatic...nothing else like it.


5balsalmic vinegar  Nov 07, 2011 By mush2
i make my own salad dressings. my balsalmic dressing has never been better. the reason is elsa's balsamic vinegar, 12 year old. absolutely delicious. a must try. i purchased this item at amazon.com.

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