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To shreds, you say?
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: in the house and on the street-how many, many feet we meet!
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I bought a case of this, a few years ago and I'm on my last bottle.
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This is not for salad dressing or cooking with. It is meant to be used as a dipping sauce or poured directly on the food in teaspoon sized portions. It is your "Sunday go to meeting" vinegar. The way it is made is fairly complex, the vinegar is aged for a number of years, then half of it is drawn off and aged further in a secondary barrel. The first barrel has new vinegar added to the aged half that remains. When a number of years go by, half the contents of the secondary aging barrel are moved to a third barrel for aging, and half the contents of the first barrel are added to the remains of the second barrel. New vinegar is added to the remains of the first barrel. If that weren't complicated enough, when the third barrel is finished aging, half of that is added to the first barrel. I left that part out of the first description for clarity. The flavor of this stuff is really amazingly complex. The wood flavors come through clearly. I don't care for the smell or Cherry wood, I find it unpleasantly spicey. It comes through quite clearly in the vinegar, but is somewhat tamed by the other flavors. It's not my favorite, but it is interesting how the cherry which I find unpleasant is ameliorated to the point where it becomes fascinating, like one of those people you are not sure if you love them or hate them. I also use their Quote:
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