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Maggie Beer's Vino Cotto, 250ml Nut & Seed Oils it does have a smallVino Cotto is a unique sweet sour or agrodolce dressing, which works in any situation where you might otherwise use balsamic vinegar. Inspired by Mediterranean cuisine, famous Australian chef Maggie Beer started producing the vino cotto at her vineyard in the Barossa Valley. Vino cotto is produced by heavily reducing grape must or juice to make a rich syrupy dressing. Try sauting diced eggplant with onion in a little olive oil and use the Vino Cotto