Oro Nero Aged Balsamic Vinegar

1 - 12 bottles

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Size:	Choose 3.4fl oz or 8.5oz bottle, either individually or by the case.
Features:	Traditionally Cask Aged No Additives or Coloring Agents
Origin:	Italy
Ingredients:	Wine vinegar, cooked must.

Oro Nero Balsamic Vinegar of Modena offers a lighter flavor with a little more acidic bite than most balsamics of this quality. This makes it an approachable choice for beginners looking to educate their palate on the wonders of aged balsamics for the first time.

Unlike many balsamics on the market, the velvety thickness of this vinegar is not due to the grape must being over-reduced during the cooking process. Instead the traditional slow aging process in breathable casks allows the vinegar to gently evaporate over the years as its complex flavor develops. If you’ve never tried a slow aged balsamic vinegar, you’ll be amazed by its complexity of flavor – musky, sweet & rich with a zing.

This balsamic vinegar was traditionally made using a process that involves cooking the 100% Modena grape must under the open sky, aging with “mothers” from previous batches (preserved heritage balsamic vinegar cultures) in a series of 7 casks over an average of 6-8 years. It has an acidity level of 6%.

Note: 3.5oz bottles of Oro Nero are labeled “Balsamic Condiment” instead of “Balsamic Vinegar.” They still contain the same delicious balsamic vinegar. The terminology change is due merely to idiosyncrasies of new Italian labeling laws – read What Does "Balsamic Condiment" Mean? for more info.

Storage: Store aged balsamic vinegars in a cool, dry place.

Shelf Life: Almost indefinite.

High quality balsamic vinegars like Oro Nero lend themselves to a massive variety of applications far beyond salads. Try using Oro Nero on steaks, eggs, fine Italian cheeses, seafood, fruit and even ice creams, custards and other desserts.

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