Gourmet Red
Last updated on Jul 15, 2024 by Ben Ronniger
Originating from regions known for their fertile soil and favorable growing conditions, Gourmet Red thrives in diverse climates, adapting from mild to colder regions with ease. Its bulbs are notable for their medium to large size, often containing 6 to 8 cloves. The bulb are tight and have hues of red with occasional streaks of purple.
Renowned for its complex flavor profile, Gourmet Red delivers a bold, savory taste with a moderate amount of garlic pungency. Upon first bite, it offers a rich, earthy flavor that compliments a wide range of culinary creations. As the initial intensity subsides, it leaves a smooth, lingering aftertaste that enhances the overall dining experience.
We appreciate Gourmet Red garlic for its reliable growth and exceptional flavor, making it an invaluable ingredient in various dishes. Whether used fresh or stored for months, this garlic variety promises consistent quality that elevates dishes, from roasted vegetables to savory sauces and beyond!
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