
Ripe summer peaches, a little sugar, and apple cider vinegar come together in this old-fashioned drinking vinegar that is equal parts sweet, tangy, and refreshing. The process is beautifully low-effort — you're mostly just waiting while the fridge does the work, coaxing every drop of peachy syrup out of the fruit before the vinegar steps in to sharpen things up. A splash of fresh ginger in the mix adds a subtle warmth that makes the whole thing feel a little more complex without any extra fuss. The ingredient list is short and completely transparent, which is a genuine relief when you're navigating recipes that might otherwise sneak in almond extract or nut-based syrups for flavor. Stir a couple tablespoons into sparkling water over ice and you have a sophisticated, orchard-fresh drink that feels like something from a craft cocktail bar. It also works beautifully as a mixer if you want to dress it up for company. Make a batch while peaches are at their peak and you'll have a bottle in the fridge ready to brighten up any afternoon.
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Combine the diced peaches and sugar in a large glass jar or non-reactive bowl. Use a muddler or fork to crush the peaches lightly, releasing their juice and coating them thoroughly with the sugar.
Stir in the kosher salt and the grated ginger, if using. Cover the jar or bowl tightly with a lid or plastic wrap and refrigerate for 24 hours, stirring once halfway through, until the sugar has fully dissolved and the peaches have released a generous amount of syrupy liquid.
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