The Season
Freeze-Dried Capers
The Spanish seasonal calendar runs through stone fruit and berries — peach, apricot, raspberry, strawberry, blackberry, mulberry, fig, plum, cherry — depending on the harvest week. The Season takes whatever fruit is at peak ripeness on the day of production and freeze-dries it. The C6 esters, lactones and anthocyanins that carry stone-fruit and berry character all survive vacuum sublimation intact while the water sublimes; the colour is striking, almost saturated to the point of artifice but biologically faithful. Each batch carries the signature of its harvest week: peach-and-apricot in early summer, raspberry through mid-summer, blackberry and mulberry late summer, fig and plum into autumn, cherry in spring.
Storage and format
12 fl oz
Ingredients and allergens
Fruta de Temporada
Pairing / How to enjoy it
Vanilla bean ice cream — pure summer. Granola and Greek yoghurt with miel — the breakfast bowl. Cheese boards (Manchego, fresh goat cheese). Foie gras micuit with cracked pepper. Fresh ricotta on toasted brioche. A scatter over roast guinea fowl with a pan jus of Notte di Modena and butter — sweet-acid-fat triangulation across the plate. Late-harvest Riesling, Sauternes Premier Cru, Tokaji aszú 5 puttonyos, Pedro Ximénez VOS, vintage tawny port.
Origin and Producer
Miapuccia, Spain