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Shrub is a drink with a long history - it's the sort of thing you'll find people drinking in Jane Austen novels! A Shrub is a vinegar-based fruit drink. Over the years we discovered that a number of our customers were buying our fruit vinegars in order to make them into drinks. So it seemed […]

I like to give as much advance notice as I can of our projected prices for the year ahead. We are fortunate in that nearly all of the vinegar we’ll be selling in 2026 is already made and in barrels by now – so it’s easier for us to set prices ahead than it is […]

The Great Taste Awards are the Oscars of the fine-food business, and a 3 Star Great Taste Award is about the highest accolade a product can get. Each year tens of thousands of products are judged, and only a tiny fraction (a couple of hundred or so) are given the highest award - the coveted […]

The Great Taste Awards are the UK's best-known and most prestigious fine-food awards. We are proud to say that the Artisan Vinegar Company has picked up three separate medals in the 2024 awards. Our flagship Artisan Malt Vinegar has picked up a 2024 award to add to its long list of achievements. In addition Artisan Raspberry […]

We're pleased to announce that our full range of award-winning artisan vinegars are now available in our popular 5L containers as well as a smaller 2L option. Perfect for kitchens large and small, or as an economic option for refilling our glass bottles. Please remember to recycle the jerry can with your milk bottles!

 ‘Buzziest pub in the world’ uses the world’s finest malt vinegar Tucked away as we are at the furthest-flung end of Cornwall, we know very little of what goes on in the fleshpots of Soho. So it was a pleasant surprise to see this article pop up on my phone – about one of our […]

A handful of store-cupboard ingredients turn a simple green vegetable into, frankly, an addictive substance

Deliciously fragrant honey vinegar and lemon oil give this delicate salad its sparkle

Who knew there was a whole wide world of weird vinegar-flavoured things out there?

We didn't need it, but here's yet more proof that the Victorians were an extremely odd bunch