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Traditional balsamic vinegar - the real story?
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23-11-2003, 03:09 PM
Steve Calvin
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Traditional balsamic vinegar - the real story?
webpecker wrote:
On 22 Nov 2003 10:21:09 GMT,
(MrAoD) wrote:
taste is dependent on the variety of grape(s) used, the species of wood it was
quality and variety of grapes are irrilevant...
I'm the only vinegar-phile in the house so we don't go through much of it. As
I ate vinegar, I love balsamic: balsamic is a "vinegar" just by the
name, it's simply a "different" thing...
...and the original balsamic come only from Modena!
ciao, webpecker
And just because it comes from Modena doesn't mean that it's "real".
It has to be approved by a "tasting board" to be considered true Balsamic.
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