Balsamic Vinegar Of Modena - Over 25 Years Old

Name: Balsamic Vinegar Of Modena - Over 25 Years Old
Brand: Markys
SKU: 19079
Price: 33.87 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.600 (5 reviews)

from Italy by Markys

4.65 reviews

Item description	Temp	PRICE PER UNIT	Price	Qty	Sku
3.4 fl oz	room temp	$39.85 $33.87	$39.85 $33.87		1907901
12 x 3.4 fl oz	room temp	$35.87 $31.74	$430.44 $380.88		1907902

Balsamic Vinegar Of Modena - Over 25 Years Old

Obtained through the traditional long-aging process originated in Modena, Italy, this flavorful, mellow and rich balsamic vinegar is made from hand-picked grapes that are aged for 25 years in special wooden casks. This is rare find, rich, full-bodied and smooth. A prized possession, treat this Italian balsamic vinegar with outmost care and respect.
Ingredients: Concentrated grape must, wine vinegar. Contains sulfites
Storage: at room temperature
Availability: Usually ships within 1 business days. Product is non-perishable and can ship via Ground service.
Type: Aged
Origin: Modena, Italian

Product Reviews

4.65 reviews

9/9/2021

Excellent!

Katherine from Kennett Square, PA

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11/30/2020

outstanding

John from Concord, NH

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6/15/2020

Wonderful, strong balsamic flavor!

Elizabeth from Newton, IA

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5/16/2018

Love this balsamic vinegar, it has a perfect consistency and a rich taste. It’s to find it so I am always so glad you have it in stock whenever I place an order.

Lola from Coral Gables, FL

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9/29/2017

I have a 6-year old balsamic vinegar that I bought for $19 that was more viscose and tasted as good if not slightly better than this 25 year old. I was expecting better.

Milton from Honolulu, HI

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Balsamic Vinegar Of Modena - Over 25 Years Old Recipes

A super easy appetizer that amps up the wow factor! Pears baked in honey and fine Italian balsamic, plus sweet burrata cheese, are rolled up in flavorful prosciutto di parma. Depending on the season, substitute with peaches or figs.