Condimento Bianco di Modena

Giuseppe Giusti – Condimento Bianco di Modena

The Giuseppe Giusti Condimento Agrodolce Bianco, La Delizze, is a fine white balsamic vinegar from Italy. It is characterized by a rich aroma and low acidity. The sweet must of white Trebbiano grapes and straw-colored wine vinegar combine through aging in French oak and ash barrels to create a white balsamic vinegar rich in notes of ripe yellow fruits and candied citrus. For us, it is an indispensable white balsamic vinegar for making Hollandaise or Bearnaise sauce.

It has a density of 1.19.

Use in the kitchen: green and mixed salads, vegetables, fish, sauces and fruit salad

Giuseppe Giusti – Balsamic Vinegar

The history of Giusti, the oldest and multi-award-winning producer of balsamic vinegar, dates back to the 16th century. For 17 generations now, traditional methods, recipes, and secrets surrounding balsamic vinegar have been passed down. This has led to a unique success story for the Giusti family of balsamic vinegar makers.

Giuseppe Giusti was one of the first to put down in writing the rules for producing "perfect balsamic vinegar" after centuries of oral tradition. The text, written in 1863 for the agricultural exhibition in Modena, names the choice of grapes, the quality of the wooden barrels, and the aging time as the golden basic ingredients for the best balsamic vinegar. The careful handling of raw materials, the long aging period, and especially the availability of barrels that have been in use in the vinegar manufactory for centuries are the elements that still make Giusti vinegar so special and valuable today.

That is why we offer you the Giuseppe Giusti Aceto Balsamico vinegars from the Collezione Storia – the historical assortment. This selection consists of five Aceto Balsamico di Modena vinegars with different recipes and degrees of aging, created over the years by different generations of the family and awarded numerous medals: featuring the first historic Giusti label, designed at the beginning of the 20th century, proudly classified with the family's medals from the World Exhibitions of the late 19th century, bottled in the historic Champagnotta bottle shape.