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The knowledge with experience and meticulous care in choosing the grapes create the authentic red vinegar. As a cooking staple, vinegar is as versatile as can be. Either as the lead or a supporting character, it's extensively used in pickles, red sauces and marinades. In Greece, beets or lentils are never served without at least a few drops of quality vinegar – or more to taste.

Its bright golden color and vinegar aromas are complemented by the sweet taste of raisin. Use it to add the flavor and aromas of balsamic vinegar in recipes where a darker color is not desirable, such as salad dressings and white sauces for fish or chicken.

Boasting a golden brown colour and the distinctive aroma of honey in the nose, this original condiment strikes a perfect balance between sweetness and acidity. Add it to green salads enriched with nuts and fresh goat cheese. Use it to marinade chicken or as a base for an easy BBQ sauce. Pour over fresh avocado and you will never look back.

Its clear, deep rosy color complements the fresh aroma of pomegranate, and the sweet and rich taste has discreet acidity and a long aftertaste. Enjoy over freshly sliced tomatoes, with or without the fresh mozzarella, green salads enriched with orange or pomegranate, and goat cheese bruschettas. Slightly reduce to make a delicious glaze for pork or turkey. Mix into marinades and sauces for chicken and beef.

Balsamic vinegar with a deep dark colour reminiscent of mahogany and ebony. The nose is distinctive and pleasant, combining the sweet notes of raisin with the aromas of vinegar. Taste-wise, elegance meets strength in a delicious sweet-and-sour combination with a long aftertaste. Add a few drops for a bold twist in your salads, grilled meat, mature hard cheeses, fruit salads, and ice creams. Marinades, tomato sauces, risottos, pork and chicken glaze, even cocktails can benefit from its unique taste.

Balsamic vinegar with a deep dark colour reminiscent of mahogany and ebony. The nose is distinctive and pleasant, combining the sweet notes of raisin with the aromas of vinegar. Taste-wise, elegance meets strength in a delicious sweet-and-sour combination with a long aftertaste. Add a few drops for a bold twist in your salads, grilled meat, mature hard cheeses, fruit salads, and ice creams. Marinades, tomato sauces, risottos, pork and chicken glaze, even cocktails can benefit from its unique taste.