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CONNOISEURS of rice regard Basmati as the ‘Prince of Rice’, but one leading rice brand has raised the bar with a special variety of the long-grained fragrant rice.

Tilda’s limited edition Vintage Basmati is great for meals for special occasion or makes a present for foodies.

The vintage variety comes from the harvest of 2006 (Basmati farmers recognise an exceptional crop when they see one and 2006 was one of the finest). Similar to a fine wine, Basmati matures with age, and with a little help from nature and some careful hand-tending, acquires its special characteristics.

The rice is stored and matured over several years to enhance its cooking characteristics. Tilda’s new Vintage Basmati has a richer, more separate grain, with a nutty aroma and sweet flavour.

With its distinctive flavour and light fluffy texture, Tilda Vintage Basmati makes a perfect accompaniment to a variety of strong flavours, including game and red meat.

Tilda Vintage Basmati is available in a limited edition gift box and is on sale in Waitrose, Harrods and major food halls priced at £4.99 ($7.81).

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