Lea & Perrins - Worcestershire Sauce - 150ml
Lea & Perrins - Worcestershire Sauce - 150ml

Lea & Perrins - Worcestershire Sauce - 150ml

Lea & Perrins sauce, the original Worcestershire: a dark, tangy and umami sauce, aged for a long time, in its small 150ml glass bottle.

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Est.
1837
Worcester Worcestershire, United Kingdom
Freshness
11 / 2027 BBE · 6+ months

The Duke recommends

“A few dashes in a chilled Bloody Mary, with a pinch of celery salt and black pepper.”

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“The sauce that gave its name to all the others.”

The original Worcestershire

Lea & Perrins is a fine, dark sauce with an intense flavour: you can taste the malt vinegar, molasses, tamarind, onion, garlic, and spices, brought together by a long maturation process that gives them a deep umami depth. Just a few drops are enough to enhance a dish without overpowering it. It gave its name to an entire category of sauces, and it remains the benchmark.

Born in Worcester in 1837

It was two chemists from Worcester, John Wheeley Lea and William Henry Perrins, who first marketed this sauce in 1837. It has since become indispensable in British kitchens, from Welsh rarebit to stews. Our tip: a few dashes in a Bloody Mary, or on Welsh rarebit, that toast topped with cheddar melted in beer and then toasted under the broiler.

Country
United Kingdom
Diet
Kosher
Volume
150ml
Packaging
Bottle
LPR-WRCSC150
5000111041836
Typical values Per 100 g
Energy 405kJ / 96kcal
Fat 0.9 g
of which saturates 0.4 g
Carbohydrate 21 g
of which sugars 18 g
Protein 0.8 g
Sodium 1.16 g
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