Clovis sherry vinegar comes from the slow mutation in oak barrels of wines from Sherry province in the South of Andalusia in Spain.
It has an aroma of cooked wines and dry wood. This vinegar is powerful with a taste of walnut and Madeira which tastes wonderful with walnut oil for mixed salads.
It is also ideal for white meat sauces.
- Quantity: 5 ltr
- UOM: BTL
- Storage: Dry (room temperature)
- Halal: YES
- Kosher: YES
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