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Madagascar pepper vinegar

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Vinegar marked by notes of undergrowth and resin: a beautiful complexity to accompany you daily.

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Madagascar pepper vinegar, an exquisite culinary creation that skillfully marries the bold flavors of raw pepper with the acidity of vinegar. This fusion of flavors offers a unique taste experience that awakens the taste buds and adds a touch of zing to your recipes.

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Bouteille en verre opaque de 250 mL

Volume : 250 mL

Dimensions : 24 cm x 8 cm x 8 cm

Protective packaging.

Notes, aromas and ingredients

Powerful and full-bodied with notes of undergrowth and resin.

Ingredients : Granhota red wine vinegar, Voatsiperifery pepper.
May contain traces of sulphites naturally present in the wine.

Acidity : 6.0 %

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  • No added sugar or thickener

    Unlike the balsamic vinegars found in supermarkets, this one is made in accordance with artisanal traditions by a Master Vinegar Maker.

  • Intense and refined taste

    A few drops are enough to enhance the flavors of your dishes. Ideal for reductions, marinades, vinaigrettes and even gourmet desserts.

  • Respect for traditions and the environment

    Sustainable craft product often designed with respect for the environment, with efficient use that lasts a long time.

The Granhota vinegar factory on TV

Recipe suggestions

  • Salad dressings:Use Madagascar pepper vinegar as a main ingredient to make salad dressings. Mix it with olive oil, garlic, honey and fresh herbs for a tasty dressing for your salads.
  • Salads:Add a tablespoon of Madagascar pepper vinegar to green salads or grilled vegetables to add a spicy and aromatic touch.
  • Marinades:Add it to marinades for meat, fish or vegetables. It can give a complex and spicy flavor to your preparations before cooking.
  • Meat sauces:Add a teaspoon of Madagascar pepper vinegar to sauces to accompany meat dishes such as beef, pork or lamb.
  • Seafood :Use it to marinate seafood such as shrimp, mussels or scallops. It adds an aromatic dimension to seafood.
  • Roasted vegetables:Drizzle root vegetables, such as carrots, beets and potatoes, with Madagascar pepper vinegar before roasting them in the oven.
  • Cheeses:Pair it with strong or aged cheeses for a unique cheese board. It can also be used to marinate mild cheeses.
  • Barbecue:Use it as an ingredient in barbecue sauces. It can add a spicy, tangy flavor to sauces to accompany grilled meat.
  • Desserts:Experiment by adding a drop of Madagascar pepper vinegar to desserts such as fruit sorbets, baked fruits or dessert sauces.
  • Drinks:Mix it into non-alcoholic beverages or even cocktails for a spicy, complex note. It can add an interesting dimension to your drink creations.

The tradition of French vinegar

Laurent Faure, master vinegar maker.

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