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Top restaurants can’t get enough of the mother of all vinegars

Top restaurants can’t get enough of the mother of all vinegars

Tasmanian cider maker Tim Jones has branched out into barrel-aged craft vinegars and a refreshing sweet-and-sour cordial.

Max AllenDrinks columnist

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Tim Jones pulls the cork out of a bottle and pours a tasting sample of pale golden liquid into my glass.

I’ve known Tim for over a decade as a cider maker and distiller. He was at the leading Tasmanian cidery Willie Smith’s for years, and helped set up apple brandy production there. We’ve discussed many other types of fermented drinks over that time, too: before cider, he worked at Yalumba grapevine nursery in the Barossa and developed a passion for the region’s red wines and fortifieds. He’s also involved with Australian Flavour Lab, where he has produced gin incorporating native ingredients such as saltbush and lilly pilly.

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Max AllenDrinks columnistMax Allen is The Australian Financial Review's drinks columnist. He is an award-winning journalist and author who has written about wine and drinks for close to 25 years. Connect with Max on Twitter. Email Max at max@maxallen.com.au

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