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Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar lived in a vinegar bottle.

Now, one day when Mr. Vinegar was from home, Mrs. Vinegar, who was a very good housewife, was busily sweeping her house when an unlucky thump of the broom brought the whole house clitter-clatter, clitter-clatter about her ears.

In an agony of grief, she rushed forth to meet her husband.

On seeing him, she exclaimed, "Oh, Mr. Vinegar, Mr. Vinegar, we are ruined.

I have knocked the house down and it is all to pieces." Mr.

Vinegar then said, "My dear, let us see what can be done.

Here is the door.

Lots of salads, but just it's a very ingredient-driven, ingredient-focused, searching for, you know, great ingredients, searching for people that create or grow that ingredient or catch the fish or raise the animal.

It's fun if you can find someone that is creative distilling their own their liquor you know the wines whatever um because i feel like if you can get to the source a lot of times you know there's something to it it's a story it's it's part of the feel of what you're doing yeah and then it's just putting it together simply so that you're not uh it's just it's you know fire heat whatever it is and and Vinegars give you that acid, acid from citrus.

Yeah.

You know, the salt, whatever, a little fat, whatever.

They're not soggy.

Vinegar chips.

I, I just love vinegar, innit? I just love it.

Vinegar's great.

Vinegar's great.

But it goes with salt.

I just don't like a lot of salt.

If it gets too much oxygen or too much sort of surface area exposed to the oxygen, what happens to the wine? What can happen to the wine?

In a red, it would make it vinegary, possibly.

Vinegary?

Yeah, it would also turn it a bit brown.

That's what oxygen does to the color of it.

So stay tuned to hear all about their approach.

When you finally fall in love with the vinegar, you can find links to that product in the show notes of this episode as well.

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You can't just open a three quarter inch pipe because it would take eight hours to fill the damn tank.

and then the barley that's at the bottom of the tank would already being be germinating and the stuff at the top wouldn't even be started so you have to have these big tanks to flood the whole tank in 15 minutes so that the germination is uniform so instead of just getting a regular old stainless steel tank we spent a little bit more and that allows us to more to be more financially efficient because Unlike a fruit farmer or fruit distiller, the tanks are being used all year round.

And that helps make it more cost effective for us to do the beautiful eau de vies and the brandy vinegars, peach brandy and pear brandy vinegars we've been making.

So, so many questions already.

Yeah.

Your Vinegar Syndrome, your, your Radiance.

Do you do any of those kind of, uh-

I do the Radiance subscription.

He's, he's getting everything

... might just be add all to cart.

I don't subscribe to the Vinegar Syndrome because they- they'll do a lot of, uh, genre horror, like '90s or 2000s-

Yes

Yeah.

Just for a thingy, the Wolves team that day, right, players on the pitch at one point or another was Wilford Bollie, Connor Cody, Roman Saez, Leondo Dendonca, Vinagre,

Adama Traore, Fabio Silva, who just paid

£35 million for, Wow.

Grainger, for the ones who get it done.

Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar lived in a vinegar bottle.

Now, one day, when Mr. Vinegar was from home, Mrs. Vinegar, who was a very good housewife...

Was busily sweeping her house when an unlucky thump of the broom brought the whole house clitter-clatter, clitter-clatter about her ears.

In an agony of grief, she rushed forth to meet her husband.

On seeing him, she exclaimed, "Oh, Mr. Vinegar, Mr. Vinegar, we are ruined.

I have knocked the house down, and it is all to pieces." Mr.

Vinegar then said, "My dear, let us see what can be done.