Quince Vinegar from Italy

Quince Vinegar from Italy

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A dazzling fruit vinegar - one of the best we've ever tasted!

Freshly-pressed quince juice is fermented then barrel-aged in oak barrels until the perfect balance of fruit and acid is achieved. Quince's delicate aroma makes it perfectly for seafood and delicate fish such as poached halibut or sauteed scallops. Drizzle it over a tropical fruit salad made it with mango and papaya or tender greens. Or use it in a mignonette for oysters.

A standout vinegar with nuanced quince flavor, Pojer e Sandri's single-fruit vinegars are in a class of their own. After carefully selecting the fruit from the family's orchards or from select farmers in the area, the fruit is gently pressed and inoculated with yeast to ferment. After reaching the desired sugar content, the fermented juice is placed in oak barrels containing some of the vinegar "mother." Depending on the fruit, the process might take anywhere from 18 to 24 months until the right balance of acidity and fruitiness is achieved.

Suggested uses:

  • Drizzle over grilled halibut or scallops
  • Spoon over fresh fruit and top with whipped cream
  • Sprinkle over earthy, bitter greens like arugula or dandelion

Net weight: 250 ml / 8.5 fl oz

Made in Trentino, Italy!

We pick, pack and ship orders around the clock. Most orders will be processed within 1-2 business days of receipt. Many orders are shipping sooner than that! Please note orders are not processed or shipped on weekends or holidays.

We are happy to ship every package with recyclable or compostable materials. We also include a complimentary sweet bite in each order :-)

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Laura Ford Marchelos

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Kaylin Wood
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The goodies in that box weren’t going ANYWHERE. Packaged so well you could chuck it off a cliff and it would be just fine.