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Balsamic Vinegar — Peach
$12.98
So Good, You'll Want To Drink it.
It was never our intent at What's Good to offer food items, however, we love good products and we're crazy for good people brave enough to launch good businesses. In this spirit we offer you a collection of balsamic vinegars (and oils) from a small business that curates distinctive oils and vinegars sourced directly from California and Italian growers.
This listing is for Peach Balsamic Vinegar. If you like peach, you’ll love this balsamic vinegar! Great on top of ice cream or plain yogurt, as a glaze on pork, Chicken or turkey, veggies, fruits or any desserts. And especially salads. Winner of “Best of Show” at the 2010 Fancy Food Show’s SOFI competition.
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WHAT'S GOOD?
- Hand bottled in glass & sealed for freshness
- No artificial fillers or flavors
- All natural
- Delicious
- Grown in Italy, bottled in NY
8.45 fl oz (250ml) glass bottle
INGREDIENTS
Wine must, wine vinegar, natural flavoring. Naturally occurring sulfites.
PACKAGING
A recyclable glass bottle with plastic cap and foil wrap.
SOURCE
Product of Italy and hand-bottled in New York.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
While still working a corporate day job, Cosimano & Ferrari's founder, Patrick Cosmano took his lifelong love of quality olive oil and vinegars to the next level by starting his own business. Cosimano & Ferrari is an ode to his mother and father's ancestral names. He jokes that his name is Cosmano because his family lost the 'I" at Ellis Island. Patrick juggled his full-time job and his burgeoning oil business for six years, until it was clear Cosimano & Ferrari needed him to fully focus on bringing us the best oils and vinegars he could find. Today, some 12 years later, Cosimano & Ferrari strives to bring high-quality products from around the globe to our kitchens—in the most environmentally friendly way possible. Cosimano & Ferrari specializes in award winning olive oil and vinegars from U.S. and international boutique growers and producers and is continually searching for olive oils and vinegars with distinctive flavors.
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