Banyuls is one of France’s famous vins doux, sweet wines drunk in apéritif or as a dessert wine. It is made principally from the grenache grapes that grow in and around Banyuls-sur-mer, where the Pyrenées descend into the Mediterranean. The vinegar that is made from this wine is aged for six years in oak casks and retains all the wine’s qualities, with hints of nuts, licorice, coffee, orange peel, and vanilla. It mixes well with nut oils. Its natural sweetness also makes it an good choice for deglazing rich dishes like sautéed duck or foie gras.

Ingredients: 100% Banyuls wine vinegar. Contains sulphites. 50 cl (16.9 fl oz)