Very good. The meat was extremely tender. Thanks for a great recipe.

Very Good....I cut back on the balsamic vinegar just a little bit...turned out very good. Instead on boneless chicken breasts I used chicken thighs, legs, & breasts with bones. Grilled it med/high heat to brown and then indirect heat to finish. Very similar to Grilled Tuscan Chicken, but the pieces work better for a large party. Everyone enjoyed.

This made fantastic chicken. Thanks!

Nice refreshing flavor. Certainly easy enough.

I'm giving it 5 stars because i tweaked the recipe a LOT due to lack of ingredients. With the correct ones i'm sure it would have been fantastic too. Didnt have any balsamic vinegar so just added 2 tablespoons of regular malt vinegar with teaspoon of sugar! Had all driend herbs and no sage. Left to marinade for about 4 hours and the chicken was so soft, even b4 cooking! I think the trick 2 juicy chicken is vinegar in the marinade. Not dry at all, even had to pour away some of the juices from the chicken before plating up! Excellent

I call this 'Scarborough Faire Chicken' - you know, parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme! The only change I make is reducing the balsamic vinegar and increasing the olive oil; otherwise, the vinegar seems to overpower the other flavors. This recipe results in extremely flavorful, moist chicken. Have even made this marinade and given jars of it away as gifts. Thanks so much for a really great grilling recipe.

This was great! I used all dried herbs, and only marinaded for about 45 minutes. My two small children and husband loved it!

Yum! This was delicious, only I did make a few changes. The first and most significant was I used white wine instead of balsamic vinegar. The flavor from the wine went really well with the mixture of herbs. I used all fresh herbs and added a bit more then it called for. I poked holes in the tops on the chicken thighs and let them marinade for 24 hours. Then I baked them on about 190 degrees Celsius for about 15 minutes and then grilled them in the oven until they went brown and crisp on top. The result was succulent, flavorful, and crispy chicken. I served this with pasta with a garlic white wine sauce and a nice fresh salad on the side. Thank you for the recipe, I was defiantly make this again!

This was easy and fast - I marinated it for about 3 hours. Flavor was great, tho chicken wasn't quite as moist as I'd hoped. Would make it again but half the herbs and allow it to marinate overnight.

Made very moist chicken. The only thing I didnt like was that the vinegar taste was a little strong and I am a fan of balsamic. Will reduce next time.

I used expensive, very high quality balsamic vinegar. This was okay, but not great - I thought it could have been more flavorful.

marinade is good, don't skimp on balsamic vinegar

Great taste and very easy.

Flavorful chicken. It was easy to mix the ingredients. The aroma was different and had my family wondering what I was cooking. Once presented, they continued to wonder since the finished cooked chicken looks different than what they usually have. Once they began eating everyone was extremely pleased with it. One that I would repeat for even a larger group.

This recipe was fabulous!!!! Instead of chicken I did it with Pork and I have never tasted such moist and tender pork off of the grill before. My entier family loved it and I have some picky eaters :o) I did switch the amounts of the balsamic vinegar and olive oil though. I used 1/2 cup of olive oil and 1/4 cup of the balsamic vinegar instead so there was not as strong of a vinegar taste. I highly recommend this recipe!

I was SO excited to try this after making the marinate - it smelled great! But, I thought it just tasted OK. And my husband (who'd rather eat things plain) wasn't crazy about it. Maybe my expectations were too high after smelling the marinate all afternoon! The chicken was nice and tender though. Not sure if I'll try this again... especially because I'm not sure what I'd change to improve it!

Great flavor, low fat.