Blackberry Vinegar – 12 oz (5% Acidity)
Discover a fresh, fruit-driven twist for your kitchen with our Blackberry Vinegar, a small-batch creation made with real blackberries and naturally fermented for exceptional flavor. This handcrafted vinegar captures the deep, jammy character of ripe berries and transforms it into a bright, tangy ingredient that brings unmistakable depth to both sweet and savory dishes.
Every bottle begins with premium blackberries that are slowly infused and fermented using traditional methods. The result is a striking ruby-colored vinegar with a clean, balanced 5% acidity—bold enough to enhance hearty recipes, yet smooth enough to drizzle straight onto fresh foods.
A Flavor That Fits Every Style of Cooking
This versatile blackberry vinegar is a powerhouse ingredient you’ll reach for often:
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Dressings & Greens: Whisk into homemade vinaigrettes or drizzle directly over mixed greens, arugula, spinach, or grain bowls.
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Marinades: Its natural acidity tenderizes chicken, duck, and pork while infusing them with a subtle berry brightness.
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Creative Cooking: Add to glazes for roasted vegetables, whisk into pan sauces, or stir into berry compotes, chutneys, and relishes.
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Beverages: A splash in sparkling water creates a refreshing blackberry shrub, and it pairs beautifully with gin, vodka, or botanical cocktails.
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Desserts: Drizzle lightly over vanilla ice cream, lemon bars, cheesecake, or fresh fruit for an unexpected but delightful contrast.
Crafted with Simple, Honest Ingredients
We keep our process straightforward and authentic—no artificial flavors, no colors, and no unnecessary preservatives. Just real blackberries and a careful fermentation process that preserves the vibrant, natural character of the fruit.
From gourmet experimentation to everyday cooking, this Blackberry Vinegar delivers a burst of fresh berry flavor and a lively acidity that enhances virtually anything it touches. It’s a beautiful way to bring handcrafted, fruit-forward goodness into your kitchen.
Made by hand in small batches in the Ozark Mountains.
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