Featuring Michigan-grown saskatoon berries, this flavor is deliciously uncommon. The flavor and look of the berry is similar to that of a blueberry and we're excited to be able to shine a spotlight on this beautiful, cold climate berry. Try our "Saskatoon Old Fashioned" recipe below for a delicious cocktail that may ruin you for other Old Fashioneds!

Our Forgotten Flavors highlight fruits and vegetables that are often over-looked, but deserve a second glance. As a thank-you to FoodLab Detroit for their continued support of us and our growth, we're donating a portion of the proceeds from our Forgotten Flavors line to them to help in their efforts. FoodLab is a diverse community of food businesses and allies working to make good food a sustainable reality for all Detroiters.

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Our Vinegars are hand-crafted in small- and micro-batches to showcase the fresh flavors of the season. We use old-fashioned cold-steep preservation techniques to bring out the richest, most-complex flavor profile possible.

Michigan Saskatoon. 16 oz.

Ingredients: Raw, unpasteurized, organic apple cider vinegar with the Mother, Michgan-grown Saskatoons, organic cane sugar.

Suggested cocktail pairings: whiskey, vodka.

Simple Shrub Cocktail Recipe
Combine in a lowball glass of ice:
1.5 oz spirit of your choice (see suggested pairings)
1 oz McClary Bros. Drinking Vinegar
Top off with 1.5 oz sparkling water
mix. drink. repeat as necessary.

Simple Shrub Soda Recipe
Combine 1 part McClary Bros. Drinking Vinegar with 4 parts sparkling water.
Garnish with lemon is desired.
mix. drink. repeat as necessary.

The Saskatoon Old Fashioned

3/4 oz McClary Bros. Saskatoon Drinking Vinegar
1/2 oz turbinado simple syrup (see below for instructions)
2 oz your favorite, high quality whiskey
2 dashes of Angostura Bitters
3 drops Fee Brothers Black Walnut Bitters
2 orange peels

Combine vinegar, syrup, angostura bitters and one orange peel in a cocktail shaker. Stir well.

Add well formed small ice cubes (no crushed ice). Add whiskey. Stir again. Strain into an old-fashioned glass over big ice.

Add 2 drops of Black Walnut Bitters. Twist 1 orange peel over glass to release the oils. Run the peel around the rim of the glass and then place the peel into the glass.

*To make turbinado simple syrup, heat up 1/2 cup water. Before boiling, add 1/2 cup turbinado sugar. Stir, allow to simmer, but avoid a strong boil. Once the sugar is dissolved, remove from heat. Allow to cool, then place in a glass jar and continue cooling in the refrigerator. Will be good in refrigerator for many weeks.

mix. drink. repeat as necessary.

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