Über diesen Essig
The first juice of red grapes, drawn off before they go into the press.
That is how rosé is made in Provence. What emerges is neither white nor red, but light pink and significantly lighter. It is precisely this juice that we turn into vinegar. No concentrate, no flavorings, no colorings, no sulfites. The color comes from the grape.
One year in a stainless steel tank, no wood. An oak barrel would mask the floral note, and that is the whole idea here. Six percent acidity, crisp instead of sharp. Nature into culture.
Serve with pumpkin seed oil. That is how sour beef is served.
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