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"Limited Preserves" - Apricots from the Venusberg OrchardBest location,...
Made from hand selected apricots with sugar and gelling agent...
Made from hand selected sour cherries with sugar and gelling agent...
Lemongras is cultivated in Asia and parts of South America.
Quality fruit vinegar made by Wiberg - vigorously cranberries, with tart sour note
Fresh harvested asparagus from Sulzmann in the Marchfeld, Lower Austria, was hand selected, peeled, carefully pressed and spirituously fermented into wine.
The Gegenbauer vinegars are produced in a revived traditional method, wherein a plurality of vinegar bacteria cultures develop the flavor.
Our black currants have been harvested about 20 km north of Vienna, at the peak of their season, and fermented with a special pure cultured yeast.
Ripe cucumbers from the Austrian province of Burgenland were hand picked, peeled, seeded, gently pressed, and the juice brought to a spirituous fermentation.
After being pressed, fleshy, aromatic Baglama figs from southern Turkey were brought to an alcoholic fermentation by adding pure cultured yeast.
The Gegenbauer vinegars are produced in a revived traditional method, wherein a plurality of vinegar bacteria cultures develop the flavor.
We produce our pomegranate vinegar from fuits originating in Italy.
100% pure nature, full of flavor, free from artificial flavoringsOnly the pure wild fruits, the true cranberries, which thrive only in natural locations, are used. The high-quality, all-natural raw materials and their artisanal production guarantee a special taste experience of the highest quality.
Quality oil made by Wiberg - vigorously olives with fresh wild garlic note
High quality olive oil from the house Wiberg - mild by olive, greenish-fruity, slightly hot
High-quality canola oil made by Wiberg - intense aroma, expressive nutty
Ripe red peppers from the Austrian province of Burgenland were hand picked, peeled, seeded, gently pressed, and the juice was brought to a spirituous fermentation.
The acid-flavored aroma of the Dirndl (Cornus) distinguishes this fruit vinegar.