Bariani Organic Balsamic Vinegar of California 16.9 fl.oz - Natural and Semi-Sweet
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Bariani Organic Balsamic Vinegar of California 16.9 fl.oz - Natural and Semi-Sweet
✔️ The Bariani Balsamic Vinegar amplifies the original, natural flavors of Trebbiano grapes through our bespoke aging techniques. Features a perfect balance between sweetness & acidity.
✔️ HEALTHY INGREDIENT: Using flavored balsamic vinegar in balsamic vinaigrette dressing, balsamic glaze, and balsamic reduction is a great way to add high flavor with low calories.
✔️ HIGHEST QUALITY: Organic, non-GMO, authentic California Balsamic Vinegar is made with concentrated and Trebbiano grapes must and organic wine vinegar. Real balsamic is a barrel-aged product.
✔️ STRIKING THE BALANCE: Unlike average vinegars, Bariani Balsamic Vinegar strikes the balance between sweetness & acidity with unmatched precision through barrel aging.
✔️ COMPLEX and SEMI-SWEET flavor make it a favorite in salads, with peaches or as a vinaigrette. A great choice to spruce up grilled summer veggies, glaze BBQ fish or marinade meats.
Balsamic Vinegar Product of California ___ True to the typical process, our balsamic vinegar is made from Trebbiano grapes and aged in barrels of various woods. Its complex and semi-sweet flavor make it a favorite in salads, with peaches or as a vinaigrette. Production Our California balsamic vinegar is produced from the juice of just-harvested zinfandel and cabernet grapes grown in Yolo County and boiled down to create a concentrate, which is then fermented with a slow aging process which concentrates the flavors. The flavor intensifies over the years, with the vinegar being stored in wooden casks made of different woods like chestnut, acacia, cherry, oak, mulberry, and ash. None of the product is withdrawn until the end of the aging period of 6 years. At the end of the aging period a small portion is drawn from the smallest cask and each cask is then topped up with the contents of the preceding next larger cask. Freshly reduced cooked must is added to the largest cask and in every subsequent year the drawing and topping up process is repeated.