LAKE FOREST, CA, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) House of Balsamic, importer and distributor of high-end Italian food products, is best known for the fine aged balsamic vinegars they import from the Modena region of Italy. Their balsamic vinegars are hand-crafted by an artisan producer with five generations of experience—experience that is evident when one tastes the quality of their products.
From the hands of talented artisan manufacturers to your front door, House of Balsamic provides you access to some of the finest food products from around the world. To ensure their customers receive products of the highest caliber, House of Balsamic travels abroad to search for products of impeccable quality and taste. The manufacturers of these fine foods create their products using age-old traditions and cooking methods that are, oftentimes, well-kept family secrets. And while some of these artisan manufacturers are lesser-known in the United States, they all provide a standard of quality on-par with that of House of Balsamic's.
House of Balsamic has announced the launch of their new website, which went live last week. The company has radically revamped the interface of their website, which now features larger and easier-to-navigate icons that make browsing their website more user-friendly than ever. The site now offers alternative methods of payment other than credit card, such as Google Checkout and PayPal, for the smoothest shopping experience possible. Your journey to experience the most delectable food products from around the world is just around the corner! For more information, please contact House of Balsamic's Communications Specialist, Susan Muramoto, at (949) 455-0006.
House of Balsamic Announces Launch of New, User-Friendly Website
Importer of high-end food products from Italy launches new website, making access to artisan producers easier than ever. Improved, user-friendly website provides alternative payment methods and an organized way to find the highest-quality products.
2012-02-08
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[Press-News.org] House of Balsamic Announces Launch of New, User-Friendly WebsiteImporter of high-end food products from Italy launches new website, making access to artisan producers easier than ever. Improved, user-friendly website provides alternative payment methods and an organized way to find the highest-quality products.