O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar

$11.99

Tart & floral. Ripe fruit. Juicy flavor.

Ruby red raspberries dance with a sparkle of Champagne vinegar to evoke the joys of a summer day. Always luscious and lively with a sunny disposition — think French nuance with a California twist.

A splash of raspberry wakes up the flavors of nearly everything. It’s perfect in simple lettuce or fruit salads. Add depth to your sauces and marinades, or deglaze a pan of roasted root vegetables. Drizzle over vanilla ice cream — you won’t regret it.

Ingredients

Nutrition Facts

Raspberry-Thyme Shrub

Whether it's a hot summer day or a crisp and cool evening, this sparkling shrub is sure to hit the spot. Just a few juicy ingredients and a splash of O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar is all it takes to shake up a refreshing mixer within minutes. Kick back and quench your thirst!

Ingredients

2 fresh thyme sprigs
7 fresh raspberries
Ice cubes
2 tbsp simple syrup (to make from scratch, see notes below)
1 tbsp O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar
2 tbsp fresh-squeezed lime juice
Sparkling Water
Optional: 1 oz gin

Instructions

Remove the leaves from the 1 thyme sprig and place them in a cocktail shaker.

Add 6 raspberries to the shaker, then mash with the thyme leaves using a bartender's muddler or firm wooden spoon.
Fill cocktail shaker with ice, add O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar, simple syrup, and fresh-squeezed lime juice. Pour in an oz of gin if desired. Cover and shake vigorously until well mixed and cold.

Strain mixture into a highball glass filled with ice and top with sparkling water.

Thread 1 raspberry onto the remaining thyme sprig and place on the rim of the glass for garnish.

Notes

Simple syrup is a classic component of cocktails and cocktails alike, and is easy to make from scratch as it sounds. Combine 1 cup of granulated sugar and 1 cup of water in a small saucepan and stir over low heat.

Once the sugar dissolves, bring the mixture to a boil. Then, remove from heat, cover, and chill before mixing into your concoction of choice.

Strain mixture into a highball glass filled with ice and top with sparkling water.

Thread 1 raspberry onto the remaining thyme sprig and place on the rim of the glass for garnish.

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O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar

$11.99

Tart & floral. Ripe fruit. Juicy flavor.

Ruby red raspberries dance with a sparkle of Champagne vinegar to evoke the joys of a summer day. Always luscious and lively with a sunny disposition — think French nuance with a California twist.

A splash of raspberry wakes up the flavors of nearly everything. It’s perfect in simple lettuce or fruit salads. Add depth to your sauces and marinades, or deglaze a pan of roasted root vegetables. Drizzle over vanilla ice cream — you won’t regret it.

Ingredients

Nutrition Facts

Raspberry-Thyme Shrub

Whether it's a hot summer day or a crisp and cool evening, this sparkling shrub is sure to hit the spot. Just a few juicy ingredients and a splash of O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar is all it takes to shake up a refreshing mixer within minutes. Kick back and quench your thirst!

Ingredients

2 fresh thyme sprigs
7 fresh raspberries
Ice cubes
2 tbsp simple syrup (to make from scratch, see notes below)
1 tbsp O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar
2 tbsp fresh-squeezed lime juice
Sparkling Water
Optional: 1 oz gin

Instructions

Remove the leaves from the 1 thyme sprig and place them in a cocktail shaker.

Add 6 raspberries to the shaker, then mash with the thyme leaves using a bartender's muddler or firm wooden spoon.

Fill cocktail shaker with ice, add O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar, simple syrup, and fresh-squeezed lime juice. Pour in an oz of gin if desired. Cover and shake vigorously until well mixed and cold.
Strain mixture into a highball glass filled with ice and top with sparkling water.

Thread 1 raspberry onto the remaining thyme sprig and place on the rim of the glass for garnish.

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Notes

Simple syrup is a classic component of cocktails and cocktails alike, and is easy to make from scratch as it sounds. Combine 1 cup of granulated sugar and 1 cup of water in a small saucepan and stir over low heat.
Once the sugar dissolves, bring the mixture to a boil. Then, remove from heat, cover, and chill before mixing into your concoction of choice.

Strain mixture into a highball glass filled with ice and top with sparkling water.
Thread 1 raspberry onto the remaining thyme sprig and place on the rim of the glass for garnish.

O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar

$11.99

Tart & floral. Ripe fruit. Juicy flavor.

Ruby red raspberries dance with a sparkle of Champagne vinegar to evoke the joys of a summer day. Always luscious and lively with a sunny disposition — think French nuance with a California twist.

A splash of raspberry wakes up the flavors of nearly everything. It’s perfect in simple lettuce or fruit salads. Add depth to your sauces and marinades, or deglaze a pan of roasted root vegetables. Drizzle over vanilla ice cream — you won’t regret it.

Ingredients

Nutrition Facts

Raspberry-Thyme Shrub

Whether it's a hot summer day or a crisp and cool evening, this sparkling shrub is sure to hit the spot. Just a few juicy ingredients and a splash of O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar is all it takes to shake up a refreshing mixer within minutes. Kick back and quench your thirst!

Ingredients

2 fresh thyme sprigs
7 fresh raspberries
Ice cubes
2 tbsp simple syrup (to make from scratch, see notes below)
1 tbsp O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar
2 tbsp fresh-squeezed lime juice
Sparkling Water
Optional: 1 oz gin

Instructions

Remove the leaves from the 1 thyme sprig and place them in a cocktail shaker.

Add 6 raspberries to the shaker, then mash with the thyme leaves using a bartender's muddler or firm wooden spoon.

Fill cocktail shaker with ice, add O Raspberry Champagne Vinegar, simple syrup, and fresh-squeezed lime juice. Pour in an oz of gin if desired. Cover and shake vigorously until well mixed and cold.

Strain mixture into a highball glass filled with ice and top with sparkling water.

Thread 1 raspberry onto the remaining thyme sprig and place on the rim of the glass for garnish.

Notes

Simple syrup is a classic component of cocktails and cocktails alike, and is easy to make from scratch as it sounds. Combine 1 cup of granulated sugar and 1 cup of water in a small saucepan and stir over low heat.

Once the sugar dissolves, bring the mixture to a boil. Then, remove from heat, cover, and chill before mixing into your concoction of choice.

Strain mixture into a highball glass filled with ice and top with sparkling water.

Thread 1 raspberry onto the remaining thyme sprig and place on the rim of the glass for garnish.