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Black Garlic Vinegar

Black Garlic Vinegar

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Made and shipped by Donkey Provisions

Ships from MI, shipping is the maker's own rate, shown at checkout.

Black Garlic Vinegar from Donkey Provisions is a small-batch, slowly fermented vinegar that bridges savory and sweet. Premium garlic bulbs are aged into dark, caramelized cloves and blended into a rich vinegar base, giving notes of balsamic, molasses, tamarind, and fig without the sharp bite of raw garlic. It is a deeply umami, fifth-taste finishing vinegar.

At a glance

  • Type: Black garlic vinegar
  • Made from: Aged, caramelized garlic in a rich vinegar base
  • Process: Small-batch, slowly fermented
  • Flavor: Balsamic, molasses, tamarind, and fig notes
  • Storage: Refrigerate after opening
  • Vendor: Donkey Provisions

Best for

  • Drizzling over caprese salad or roasted brussels sprouts
  • Finishing grilled steak and salmon
  • Adding depth to stir-fries
  • Using in place of soy sauce on Asian-inspired dishes
  • Whisking into rich vinaigrettes
  • A gift for umami and vinegar enthusiasts

How to use

Drizzle over finished dishes or whisk into dressings and glazes. A little adds savory-sweet depth. Refrigerate after opening.

Flavor profile

Deep and dark with savory-sweet umami and notes of balsamic, molasses, tamarind, and fig, mellow rather than sharp.

About Donkey Provisions

Donkey Provisions is a craft maker of small-batch vinegars and pantry condiments built for bold, hearty cooking.

Made by Donkey Provisions, based in Michigan.

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  • Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging

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Product facts

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Michigan
Great for
  • Drizzling over caprese salad or roasted brussels sprouts
  • Finishing grilled steak and salmon
  • Adding depth to stir-fries
  • Using in place of soy sauce on Asian-inspired dishes
  • Whisking into rich vinaigrettes