Spicy Mustards - At the Table or in the Kitchen, It's Going to Heat Up!
A pub-style mustard from Maine!
Beer and honey mustard
The fruity bitterness of the beer brings a more than pleasant depth of flavor to the spicy mustard. The honey is there to bind and soften everything!
The mustard seeds have been coarsely ground on stone to provide you with a pleasant texture play on the tongue.
Stonewall Kitchen recommends using it with hot dogs, charcuterie boards, for dipping pretzels, or to make vinaigrettes...
Characteristics
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| Capacity | 210 g |
| Storage | Refrigerate after opening |
| For which dish? | Charcuterie |
| What intensity? | 1 |
Mustard stone-ground Dijon (water, mustard seeds, vinegar, salt, citric acid, turmeric), Ale (barley, hops, cane sugar, yeast), Honey, Dijon mustard (vinegar, water, mustard seeds, salt, white wine, citric acid, tartaric acid, spices), citrus fiber.
Customer reviews
pas encore goute, mais les produits de cette marque sont de toute facon forts corrects.
A. Anonymous publié le 29/06/2020
Très bon mélange. Validé ????????
A. Anonymous publié le 25/05/2020
The ultimate, the magnificent, the raw power of mustard doused with craft beer from the United States (beer which is inspired by Belgian beers according to Stonewall Kitchen!).