Plum Vinegar

Its dark color is a precursor for the elegant character of plum vinegar. Full-bodied, intensively fruity and with a distinctive note of plums this fruit vinegar brings variety into your daily cooking. Insiders use plum vinegar to marinade raw fish and meat to make it wonderfully tender. This fall fruit adds that final touch to sauces for turkey, duck or goose. Chefs who like to experiment drip some plum vinegar over ice cream, cake or soft cheeses.

Many years of experience in vinegar production at Pödör are put to good use in plum vinegar. This is because a keen sense for the right moment to harvest is required to be able to capture the full taste in the bottles. That is the secret of plum vinegar from Pödör: Only plums which are fully mature when harvested result in the most intensive taste. Without the addition of any chemical preservation or flavoring substances.

A further sign of quality is the controlled fermentation which is even more important in plum vinegar than in other kinds. During both fermentation processes the temperature and the feeding of oxygen are constantly monitored so that the bacteria can do their job optimally. After fermentation plum vinegar matures in wooden casks until it is bottled and finally makes its way to you.

With a strong flavor of berries and in its striking color, blackberry vinegar makes a good show of itself in many dishes. The fresh taste of the berries is repeated in the vinegar which is why it is especially recommended for use in summer salads. The fruity acidity harmonizes with numerous oils such as pumpkin seed oil, walnut oil, pine kernel oil, hazelnut oil and pistachio kernel oil. To make meat tender before it is fried, gourmets like to marinate it in blackberry vinegar. Red meat and game are particularly well-suited to this preparation. Blackberry vinegar can go well with other ingredients which are not so hearty! This sweetish vinegar goes very well with fruity, creamy desserts or fruit salad.