Mussini Balsamic R-Evolution Alphonso Mango Condiment
Ripe mango flavor, bright acidity, and smooth texture bring tropical freshness to both savory and sweet dishes.
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SIZE
8.45 fl oz (250 ml)
Type
Balsamic Condiment
Ripe tropical fruit in every drizzle.
Great for seafood, sushi, and cocktails.
Tropical Freshness with Italian Flair
Made with mango, white grape must, and wine vinegar, this tropical sweet-and-sour condiment delivers vibrant fruit flavor balanced by refreshing acidity.
Ripe mango notes take center stage, bringing a fresh, juicy character that complements both savory and sweet applications without overwhelming them.
Its smooth, fluid texture makes it easy to drizzle over salads, seafood, sushi, and grilled dishes, while also lending brightness and complexity to marinades and cocktails.
Fresh, versatile, and full of tropical character, it offers a creative way to add sweet-and-sour balance to everyday cooking and entertaining.
Contains sulfites.
MADE FOR YOU BY
Mussini
Acetaia Mussini is a family-owned producer of fine balsamic vinegars and condiments, deeply rooted in the heart of Modena, Italy—a region renowned for its centuries-old vinegar-making traditions. Passed down through generations, Mussini’s devotion to the “Black Gold of Modena” blends time-honored craftsmanship with a forward-thinking spirit.
Drawing from the rich soils between the Secchia and Panaro rivers, they cultivate prized grape varieties such as Trebbiano, Lambrusco, Grasparossa, and Ancellotta. These form the foundation of their high-quality vinegars—aged in fine wood barrels and racked with care to reveal layered, nuanced flavors.
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