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50-Year Aged Balsamico Extra Vecchio from Famed Modena Acetaia Pedroni

50-Year Aged Balsamico Extra Vecchio from Famed Modena Acetaia Pedroni

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Brand: Pedroni
Category: Gourmet

Buy New: $355.00



Sales Rank: 20571

Country: Italy
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5

ASIN: B0000DCYNQ

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Traditional, wood-barrel balsamic from Modena aged for 50 years.
  • Luxurious accompaniment to vegetables, meat, ice cream, strawberries, or savored as an after-dinner digestive
  • Each box also includes a hand-blown glass dropper for serving this precious commodity
  • An exclusive to A.G. Ferrari Foods
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Accessories:

  • Italian Olive Oil and Balsamic Vinegar Gift Collection

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Pedroni's Affinato, Extra Vecchio and Cesare balsamics, aged for 20, 30 and 50 years respectively, are thick, complex and viscous. They make a luxurious accompaniment to vegetables, meat, ice cream, strawberries, or savored as an after-dinner digestive.

There are only 100 bottles of Pedroni's 50-year-old vinegar--called Cesare in honor of Pedroni's founder. We were able to secure a small percentage of the total allotment.

Each bottle comes packaged in a wood box with a book that describes the balsamic making process, as well as a signed card from the producer noting the lot number of the balsamic. Each box also includes a hand-blown glass dropper for serving this precious commodity.



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