
Ripe summer peaches meet apple cider vinegar in this bright, tangy drinking vinegar that's as refreshing as it is functional. The slow maceration process — letting the fruit sit with sugar for a full day before the vinegar is even introduced — coaxes out every drop of peachy sweetness and creates a syrup that's genuinely complex. Apple cider vinegar is a cornerstone of gut-supportive cooking, and using it as the base here means every sip delivers that gentle digestive boost in the most delicious way possible. A touch of fresh ginger (if you choose to use it) adds a subtle warmth that plays beautifully with the fruit and rounds out the acidity. The finished shrub is incredibly versatile — stir a couple of tablespoons into sparkling water for a sophisticated mocktail, or use it as a cocktail mixer when the occasion calls for it. It keeps in the fridge in a sealed jar, so you can make a batch and come back to it all week long. This is the kind of thing that makes you feel like you're doing something good for yourself without sacrificing a single drop of flavor.
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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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