A Toast to Seasonal Sipping
From experiments in her own kitchen to trial and error behind the bar, Gabby Saul is fearless in her pursuit of excellence.
What's a Shrub?
Shrubs, also known as drinking vinegars, originated several centuries ago in England as a method to preserve fruit and berries. Typical shrub recipes use apple cider vinegar poured over seasonal fruit then allow the mixture to sit for a period of time. Afterward the fruit is strained and a sweetener is added to the liquid. This syrup is then used in either alcoholic cocktails or mixed with soda water. Shrubs are easy to make at home, and they're a great way to preserve seasonal fruit.
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