Balsamic

Dried fig, raisin and plum flavours from sweet Pedro Ximénez grapes. Aged for 12 years in oak barrels. Pedro Ximénez vinegar is one of the most distinctive tastes in Spanish cooking. This example is made with sweet PX grapes exclusive to the area where the winery is located, in the heart of the Montilla-Moriles Protected Denomination of Origin, in the province of Córdoba. Made in the balsamic style, with grape must (boiled, reduced grape juice) added to the vinegar, and aged in American oak barrels for 12 years, resulting in a delicious vinegar with a wonderful acidic balance.Cook and vinegar expert Anglea Clutton, says "Pour a little over griddled langoustines, soups (especially gazpacho or ajo blanco), ice creams, roasted fruits, or Spanish cheeses. It is also perfect to bring a little sweetness to sharp or salty dishes or simply used in making a vinaigrette." Available in 25cl and 75cl. A 1-star Great Taste Awards winner in 2025 Note from the judges: "...The flavour is bright and fruity, with caramel notes, and would be wonderful soaked into raisins to add to salads."

Llagar de Oles is an extraordinary vinegar produced in Asturias, a lush region of Spain renowned for its cider-making heritage. This vinegar is made using the minimal intervention Orléans method: the oldest and slowest method of vinegar making. Aged in Chestnut barrels, it is made from apple varieties selected from the harvest of their own orchards. Considered amongst the best Asturian cider vinegars, its moderate acidity makes it a very versatile product.Taste profile: Aromas of fruit with notes of wood, complex and balanced cider flavours with hints of butterscotch. You can really taste the distinctive, crisp cider flavour. This vinegar pairs particularly well with roasted pork, but is also a great all-rounder in stews, pickles, fish and all kind of salads. Or try mixing it with carbonated water for a healthy, refreshing drink. Cook and vinegar expert Angela Clutton says "This cider vinegar was a total revelation to me when I first tried it! It is so different to so many cider vinegars – not least because it actually tastes of apples! It is made in a traditional style in the very special cider region of Asturias in the north of Spain.  It’s a delicious and versatile vinegar that’s perfect for pickles, fish and all kind of salads."

Bright, crisp, and fruit-forward vinegar. Unoaked, unlike classic balsamics. Perfect for fresh dishes. Único Fino Balsamic Vinegar is a rare gem from southern Spain, made from dry white Fino wine, typical of Montilla-Moriles. This distinctive vinegar skips the oak ageing process, allowing the clarity and freshness of the wine to shine through. A touch of concentrated grape must adds natural sweetness, creating a beautifully balanced flavour profile. Pale in colour and delicately aromatic, this vinegar brings notes of sun-ripened fruit, fresh bread, and golden pastries. Its elegant acidity and gentle sweetness make it a versatile ingredient. Cook and vinegar expert Anglea Clutton, says "It’s elegantly acidic with an edge of sweetness. My new fave for quick-pickling slices of apple, for anything with crab or other shellfish, and as an exceptional salad dressing." A refined, terroir-driven alternative to traditional balsamics. Available in 25cl and 75cl.