Elderberry Balsamic Vinegar
Native Americans not only used elderberries in their food sources and medicine, but used the rich purple color of the berry to dye fabric. Still considered one of the most important traditional medicines today, the relationship between elderberries and Indigenous culture runs deep.
Dark rich elderberries give an intensely bold, sweet twist to the balsamic vinegar we all know and love. Use our Elderberry Balsamic Vinegar as a vinaigrette or marinade, in baking and cocktails, or simply drizzle on a dessert for a decadent glaze!
Elderberry Balsamic Vinegar
Native Americans not only used elderberries in their food sources and medicine, but used the rich purple color of the berry to dye fabric. Still considered one of the most important traditional medicines today, the relationship between elderberries and Indigenous culture runs deep.
Dark rich elderberries give an intensely bold, sweet twist to the balsamic vinegar we all know and love. Use our Elderberry Balsamic Vinegar as a vinaigrette or marinade, in baking and cocktails, or simply drizzle on a dessert for a decadent glaze!
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