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Gocce Italiane Pomegranate White Balsamic Vinegar, 5 Year Aged, 250ml
White · Pomegranate
Our 5 year white balsamic with pomegranate: cooked white grape must aged 5 years in white oak, no wine vinegar, plus pomegranate flavor. The fruitiest white, for fruit salads, goat cheese, duck and sparkling water.
White grape must base
Aged 5 years in white oak
Pomegranate flavor
No wine vinegar
Pick your flavor
The same 5 year white, one flavor each. Prefer it plain? See the 5 Year.
Garlic 250 ml · $20 Dressings, marinades, roast vegetables. See the Garlic →
Shallot 250 ml · $20 Oysters, vinaigrettes, grilled fish. See the Shallot →
Truffle 250 ml · $20 Mushrooms, eggs, carpaccio. See the Truffle →
Pomegranate 250 ml · $20 Fruit salads, goat cheese, duck.
How it tastes
Four of the five basic tastes, plus the aroma the barrels leave behind. The sweetest of the four, with red fruit and a little tang.
Sweet ●●●●● The sweetest of the four, with red fruit.
Tangy ●●●○○ A little fruit tang from the pomegranate.
Bitter ●○○○○ Barely there.
Savory ●○○○○ Light. Fruit leads, not savory.
Wood and vanilla ●●○○○ A little vanilla under the fruit.
Body ●●●○○ Spoon thick, like the plain 5 year.
Use it on
Fruit saladsBerries, citrus and melon.
Goat cheeseWith a few walnuts.
Duck and porkA spoonful over the slices.
Sparkling waterStir in a spoonful for a quick spritz.
Why white
Made the same way as our balsamic condiment, with white grapes and white oak. It sweetens and seasons without darkening the food.
What's in it Must onlyCooked white Trebbiano grape must, plus pomegranate flavor. No wine vinegar.
The barrels White oak5 years of it: the pale straw color and the vanilla notes.
The body Spoon thickAs thick as our condiment, and a touch sweeter.
The flavor PomegranateFruit salads, goat cheese, duck.
Where it sits in the range
IGP Tangy, thin. By the splash.
White Sweet and pale. By the spoon.
Condiment Sweeter, thicker. By the spoon.
Traditional DOP Deep, savory. By the drop.
Straight answers
What is it made from?
Our 5 year white balsamic: cooked white Trebbiano grape must aged 5 years in white oak, with no wine vinegar, plus pomegranate flavor.
How much should I use?
Start with a spoonful. It's thick and sweet, so a little seasons a whole salad.
Which flavor should I pick?
Garlic for dressings and marinades, shallot for oysters and vinaigrettes, truffle for mushrooms and eggs, pomegranate for fruit and cheese.
Can I cook with it?
Yes, but it shines at the end. Add it after the heat so the flavor stays bright.
Made by Gocce Italiane, a fourth generation family in Modena, on a farm that dates to 1871. They grow their own Trebbiano and Lambrusco grapes. Meet the family
White · Pomegranate
Our 5 year white balsamic with pomegranate: cooked white grape must aged 5 years in white oak, no wine vinegar, plus pomegranate flavor. The fruitiest white, for fruit salads, goat cheese, duck and sparkling water.
White grape must base
Aged 5 years in white oak
Pomegranate flavor
No wine vinegar
Pick your flavor
The same 5 year white, one flavor each. Prefer it plain? See the 5 Year.
Garlic 250 ml · $20 Dressings, marinades, roast vegetables. See the Garlic →
Shallot 250 ml · $20 Oysters, vinaigrettes, grilled fish. See the Shallot →
Truffle 250 ml · $20 Mushrooms, eggs, carpaccio. See the Truffle →
Pomegranate 250 ml · $20 Fruit salads, goat cheese, duck.
How it tastes
Four of the five basic tastes, plus the aroma the barrels leave behind. The sweetest of the four, with red fruit and a little tang.
Sweet ●●●●● The sweetest of the four, with red fruit.
Tangy ●●●○○ A little fruit tang from the pomegranate.
Bitter ●○○○○ Barely there.
Savory ●○○○○ Light. Fruit leads, not savory.
Wood and vanilla ●●○○○ A little vanilla under the fruit.
Body ●●●○○ Spoon thick, like the plain 5 year.
Use it on
Fruit saladsBerries, citrus and melon.
Goat cheeseWith a few walnuts.
Duck and porkA spoonful over the slices.
Sparkling waterStir in a spoonful for a quick spritz.
Why white
Made the same way as our balsamic condiment, with white grapes and white oak. It sweetens and seasons without darkening the food.
What's in it Must onlyCooked white Trebbiano grape must, plus pomegranate flavor. No wine vinegar.
The barrels White oak5 years of it: the pale straw color and the vanilla notes.
The body Spoon thickAs thick as our condiment, and a touch sweeter.
The flavor PomegranateFruit salads, goat cheese, duck.
Where it sits in the range
IGP Tangy, thin. By the splash.
White Sweet and pale. By the spoon.
Condiment Sweeter, thicker. By the spoon.
Traditional DOP Deep, savory. By the drop.
Straight answers
What is it made from?
Our 5 year white balsamic: cooked white Trebbiano grape must aged 5 years in white oak, with no wine vinegar, plus pomegranate flavor.
How much should I use?
Start with a spoonful. It's thick and sweet, so a little seasons a whole salad.
Which flavor should I pick?
Garlic for dressings and marinades, shallot for oysters and vinaigrettes, truffle for mushrooms and eggs, pomegranate for fruit and cheese.
Can I cook with it?
Yes, but it shines at the end. Add it after the heat so the flavor stays bright.
Made by Gocce Italiane, a fourth generation family in Modena, on a farm that dates to 1871. They grow their own Trebbiano and Lambrusco grapes. Meet the family