Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia PDO - Lobster/smoked
€60,00
The Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia PDO Lobster.
Minimum ageing 12 years.Taste: firm, still vinegary with good acidity, but already soft and aromatic.
Soft and delicate aroma with a hint of acidity.
Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia P.D.O. is extracted from the casks after a minimum ageing period of 12 years and, after being judged by master tasters, is classified into the three different labels: lobster, silver and gold. The classification is made according to very strict criteria set by the production regulations and according to visual, olfactory and taste characteristics.
In few cases as with Traditional Balsamic Vinegar, its history 'is the product'.
Indeed, this fruit of man's ingenuity and passion has honoured and characterised the most fortunate and knowledgeable tables for many centuries. Its ancient origins, largely unknown, surround the 'world's most special vinegar' with mystery, the first idea and the techniques for making it, the modus operandi handed down through generations from father to son, which today we would call know-how.
It is more than vinegar: it is a condiment.
And it is more than balsamic: it is traditional.
It is the Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia.
Already in the words of its name lies the secret of its uniqueness:
"Balsamic' because in ancient times it was the medicine of kings and emperors. Today it is the condiment of excellence.
'Traditional' because it descends from a centuries-old history;
"of Reggio Emilia' because it was born in one of the Italian territories with the highest vocation for taste.
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RECOMMENDED USE
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BOLLINO
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The Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia Bollino Aragosta is still rich in acidity and with stronger aromas, in relation to the woods used. Less sweet than the others, it is suitable for short cooking, for enriching sauces and gravies, for marinating and seasoning fresh vegetables. Bollino Aragosta is appreciated for its pleasantly pronounced volatile acidity. Its mild, delicate aroma and good acidity are perfect for use raw on meat and fish carpaccio, in pinzimoni and for marinades.
On the stove, it is recommended for seasoning crustaceans, lamb chops, chicken breasts and rare red meat.
Great chefs use it in the preparation of cooking juices for game, poultry and fish (especially cod).
Warmed and homogenised with butter and Parmesan cheese, it creates a delicious sauce on ravioli.
100% cooked must
room temperature

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