Figs – Balsamic Vinegar of Modena

Figs Balsamic condiment is obtained from 100% cooked grape must and syrup of the best figs from South of Italy, aged together in wooden barrels for 5 years.

  • Nothing better than fig balsamic for fig and sweet lovers
  • Incorporate this with your favourite dessert to take it to the next level.

To be combined with matured cheese, white meat and fruit, figs in particular, melon and caramelised fruit.

Ingredients: Grape must (contains sulphites), syrup of figs from South of Italy
Allergens: see ingredients in bold
Packaging: available in 100ml Glass Bottle
Exclusively produced in Italy for: TASTE WITH GUSTO IMPORT Ltd.
Unit 2, Santry Hall Industrial Estate, D09 Y2F7, Dublin 9
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Additional information

16,00

Product Origin

Emilia-Romagna

what customers thinks

“Wonderfully sweet and looking forward to trying on ice cream!”  — Cath Brugha

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