Pedro Ximenez Vinegar, Majuelo, 250ml
Majuelo Pedro Ximenez Vinegar is 250ml of Majuelo Pedro Ximénez vinegar — from the sun-dried PX grape of Jerez, concentrated to extraordinary sweetness before slow acetification into a vinegar of deep, raisin-rich complexity. Delivered ready to use.
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Majuelo Pedro Ximenez Vinegar is 250ml of Majuelo Pedro Ximénez vinegar — from the sun-dried PX grape of Jerez, concentrated to extraordinary sweetness before slow acetification into a vinegar of deep, raisin-rich complexity. Majuelo Pedro Ximenez vinegar is the richest and sweetest available. As a result, the PX character produces a vinegar of remarkable sweetness and caramel depth that suits cheese, desserts and any preparation where a rich sweet-sour balance is the goal. Furthermore, Pedro Ximénez vinegar approaches the character of a great balsamic in its sweet-sour complexity. In particular, this is the outstanding choice over a cheese board alongside aged Spanish cheeses.
About Majuelo Pedro Ximenez Vinegar
Majuelo is a small Jerez specialist producing exceptional sherry vinegars using grapes from the Jerez-Xérès-Sherry DO and the traditional solera ageing system. In particular, genuine Jerez sherry vinegar is one of the most complex and rewarding condiments in all of European cooking. As a result, Majuelo vinegars carry the Vinagre de Jerez Denominación de Origen — the protected designation that guarantees authentic Jerez production. Furthermore, the solera system blends vinegar across multiple years of production, creating layers of complexity and depth that a single-vintage vinegar cannot achieve. However, not all sherry vinegar is equal — the quality of the base sherry and the length of ageing determine everything. In particular, Majuelo ages their vinegars for a minimum of six months and the Pedro Ximénez expression for considerably longer. Additionally, Majuelo vinegars suit both cooking and table use as a condiment in their own right. That commitment to authentic Jerez production defines every bottle from Majuelo. That is why this product from The Artisan Food Company consistently impresses even the most discerning cooks.
Why Choose Majuelo Pedro Ximenez Vinegar From Us
Using a quality vinegar well rewards understanding its character and matching it to the right application. In contrast to supermarket wine vinegars, an artisan vinegar has real complexity that contributes flavour rather than just acidity. As a result, a quality vinegar can be the most important ingredient in a salad dressing. Furthermore, different vinegars suit different applications — a fruity Moscatel suits a fruit salad dressing, while a robust Cabernet Sauvignon suits a reduction for red meat. However, always add vinegar to a dish at the last moment as heat destroys its most delicate aromatic compounds. In particular, these vinegars suit finishing a dish as much as dressing it. Moreover, a great vinegar used sparingly transforms a dish without announcing itself. Additionally, store vinegar away from heat and light as both degrade quality over time. That careful application rewards any cook who takes the time to understand each vinegar’s character.
How to Use Majuelo Pedro Ximenez Vinegar
To get the very best from it:
- Use a few drops over aged Manchego, Torta del Casar or a fig as a table condiment in its own right.
- Dress a warm beetroot, roasted squash or caramelised onion salad where the sweetness of PX complements the caramelisation.
- Furthermore, Majuelo Pedro Ximenez vinegar suits a gastrique for duck confit or foie gras where the sweetness and complexity cut the richness.
- Additionally, use over vanilla ice cream or a good panna cotta as a simple and extraordinary dessert finish.
Perfect Pairings
This product pairs beautifully with:
- Aged Manchego, Torta del Casar and Spanish hard cheeses
- Roasted beetroot, squash and caramelised autumn vegetables
- Duck confit, foie gras and rich preparations
- A glass of Pedro Ximénez, Oloroso or a great Amontillado alongside
Storage: Store in a cool, dark place away from heat and direct sunlight. Furthermore, reseal tightly after each use as vinegar oxidises slowly once opened. However, quality wine and fruit vinegars keep well for several years unopened. Best used within 2 years of opening for the finest flavour.
However you use it, this product brings a depth and character that only carefully made artisan vinegar can deliver. Moreover, the finest vinegar always rewards restraint and a careful hand in the kitchen.

