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Early Gold apples are harvested at the peak of their ripeness on the Harmer Estate in Stripfing (ca. 25 km north-east of Vienna). They are then sorted out, carefully pressed and delivered to the Wiener Essig Brauerei.
After the juice is simmered at a considerable temperature for several days, the flavours and the fruit sugar become concentrated. The juice is then filled into barrels and brought to an alcoholic fermentation. When the desired alcohol level has been reached, we air the derived wine and inject it with pure cultured vinegar bacteria (= mother-of-vinegar). After the fermentation process, the young vinegar will mature in oak barrels. We leave the barrels to the weather, so that the vinegar can “work” with the seasons. During wintertime, a kind of hibernation takes place, and in summer, due to hot temperatures, liquid can evaporate through the wood’s pores, whereby the volume decreases from year to year, giving it a pleasant “roundness”.
Unlike the classic Aceto Balsamico, this balsamic vinegar does not mature in different types of wood. We take the view, that one fruit or one wine, respectively, should mature in only one type of wood. Where different types of grapes are used for the Aceto Balsamico, different types of wood should likewise be applied. What is unique about EARLY GOLD is its mild acidity, small concentration of fructose, and a great deal of flavour in the fruit. We call it the “straight one”.
Ingredients:
Apple balsamic vinegar, 5% acid
Manufacturer | Gegenbauer, Waldgasse 3, 1100 Vienna, Austria |
Content in ml | 250 |
Balsamico der Spitzenklasse
Eigentlich dachte ich nicht das es so große Unterschiede in der Qualität von Balsamico gibt bis ich diesen probiert habe. Mein Urteil: Ein Balsamico Essig der Spitzenklasse.