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    Gourmet Blends

    4.8 (13 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Beverly Glen Fair, Los Angeles, CA June 4th 2017
    Lucky B.

    Every year I look forward to going to the Gourmet Blends booth at the Beverly Glen Fair. This year I was in charge of organizing the vendors, so I knew how important it was to have them there again. This year their selection and staff was just what I would expected from them, nothing but excellence! Their Balsamic Vinegars are so thick and tasty. I always have a hard time deciding what to choose. Thankfully they are very good about letting you try different ones and inquiring about your tastes. They are great at offering suggestions for pairings and suggesting different recipe ideas you may not have thought of before. Their staff is always friendly, knowledgeable and passionate. Crystal is awesome! I suggest their Vanilla Fig Balsamic Vinegar, Black currant Balsamic Vinegar, and Dark Chocolate Balsamic Vinegar (although honestly I haven't tried one yet that I didn't find very tasty). Truly the Best Balsamic EVER! If you happen to come across this business, I highly recommend allowing your self to indulge in a tasting and bringing a few bottles home. You will instantly be hooked! If you happen to be looking for a great business to bring in to your Farmer's Market, Fair, or Handmade/Art Crafts event I recommend Gourmet Blends. They are very easy to work with; great at keeping up with communication, professional, and friendly.

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    Balsamic and oils are so good! I wish I could buy locally or have shipped for low cost. I won't use any other balsamic now.

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    You guys are the best! Thanks for always being so helpful. And it's by far The best balsamic and olive oil I've ever had

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    Gourmet Blends has some of the best Olive Oils and Balsamic Vinegars I've ever had.

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