Nano Batch Vinegar

Our Nano Batch Vinegar collection features our most exclusive and limited-run varieties. We create these vinegars as one-time experimental runs using unique seasonal ingredients. This collection serves as a creative space for us to test new flavor profiles before they join our permanent line. Because these runs are so small, we often use handwritten or printed additions on the labels. These bottles represent the cutting edge of our craft fermentation experiments in New England. Every batch is produced using our signature slow-fermentation process for maximum depth. These vinegars are ideal for adventurous home cooks who enjoy discovering rare culinary ingredients. We value your feedback on these limited releases as we refine our future offerings. Stock up quickly because these specific batches will not be recreated. Experience the most unique acids from our historic vinegar works today.

Nano Batch Vinegar FAQs

What does "nano batch" mean?

Nano batch refers to the exceptionally small-scale production of artisan vinegar, highlighting an intense focus on quality and craftsmanship. In the context of artisan vinegar, nano batches are created in minimal quantities, often involving hands-on attention to detail and traditional methods that ensure each batch is unique and of the highest caliber. This meticulous approach allows us to experiment with flavors, ingredients, and aging processes, resulting in a product that boasts superior taste and complexity.

What makes a vinegar seasonal?

What makes a vinegar seasonal is the use of fresh, locally-sourced ingredients that are available at specific times of the year. By harnessing the peak flavors of seasonal fruits, herbs, and botanicals, we create vinegars that capture the essence of each season.

By aligning our vinegar production with the natural growing cycles, we ensure that our products are not only flavorful and fresh but also celebrate the bounty of each time of year, providing our customers with unique and timely culinary experiences.

Is your vinegar organic?

No, our vinegars are not certified organic.

There are two main reasons for this:

1) We prioritize the flavor and quality of the wines, ciders, sakes and beers we purchase and this often means that the alcohols that are the best fit to make our vinegars are not organic. Think of your own visits to local breweries and wineries—how many of your favorite locally produced beers and wines are certified organic?

2) We try to purchase from local and smaller producers as much as possible and many smaller producers do not have the resources or ability to get organic certified.