Premium White Cooking Wine
- Pack
- 5ltr
- Product code
- CUISBI
- Grape: 100% Pardina
- Production: DOC wine, ultra-filtration (alcohol gently reduced without boiling)
- Uses: Cooking, tenderising meats, sauces, and stews
- Packaging: 3 L & 5 L boxes, non-drip tap, 15-month shelf life
Prices and ordering
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Description
Made from 100% Pardina grapes, CuisineWine Cooking Wines are crafted at Bodega San Marcos in Extremadura, South-West Spain, using only DOC-recognised wines. A patented ultra-filtration process gently reduces the alcohol content without boiling, preserving the natural flavours, tannins, and character of the wine essential for tenderising meats and enhancing sauces, stews, and a variety of dishes. A pinch of salt ensures its classification as a condiment, helping kitchens save on alcohol budgets. Supplied in wipe-clean 3 L and 5 L boxes with a convenient non-drip tap and handle, CuisineWine offers professional ease of use, a 15-month shelf life from manufacture, and 6 weeks once opened.
CuisineWine
Cuisinewine is a specialised supplier of professional cooking wines, fortified wines, cooking spirits, vinegars, glazes and ciders designed for use in commercial kitchens and foodservice. Its range centres on cooking wines produced in Southwest Spain using a unique process that gently reduces alcohol while retaining the original flavours and characteristics of the wine, allowing them to be classified as condiments and easier to use in sauces, marinades, stews and reductions without losing depth of flavour. Available in chef‑friendly formats such as bag‑in‑box packaging, Cuisinewine also offers traditional vinegars and glazes alongside cider and fortified options, combining quality raw ingredients with formats and functionality tailored to professional culinary use.
