BATCH 012 Paper Lantern

Name: BATCH 012 Paper Lantern
Brand: Blesys Sherp

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Chilli: Paper Lantern Ingredients: Plums , White Wine Vinegar Fermentation: Two Weeks, Vacuum Bottle: 100ml Date: 20th August, 2025 Blesys Sherp, BATCH 012 Paper Lanterns were, by far, one of the funkiest and most complex chillies we have fermented. Even over a relatively modest fermentation period, they developed a deep character that was as intriguing on the nose as it was on the palate. What's more, the resulting mash, even when coupled with a vivid vinegar like white wine, was notably savoury, with a distinct, umami signature. To pair this with plums (keeping in our minds the idea of a plu

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