How much would you pay for 100 ml of balsamic vinegar?

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You know, the kind that you drizzle with oil and dip bread in at your favorite Italian restaurant?

How about $188.50 for La Vecchia Balsamic Tradizionale Ex-Vecchio?

http://chefshop.com/La-Vecchia-Balsamic-Tradizionale-Ex-Vecchio-P6048.aspx

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A friend of mine paid $150 for his bottle.
 
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i'd just reduce down some $20 bottle... but i know it's not the same, but close enough for my palette
 

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Culinarists will pay crazy money for the stuff. Cheaper stuff is good enough for me.
 
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Balsamic vinegar is similar to wine.

There are $10 bottles of wine, and there are $100 bottles of wine.
 
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celticGreen said:
i'd just reduce down some $20 bottle... but i know it's not the same, but close enough for my palette
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My same friend has tasted the $70 stuff and says it tastes better than the $188.50 bottle above so it's just a matter of personal opinion like any foodstuff.

The $70 stuff is La Vecchia Balsamic Condimento.
 
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