Dry January: Drinking Shrubs
Shrubs are a drink from colonial times that have become more popular with the rise of vinegar-based and fermented drinks. Typically made with cider vinegar or red wine vinegar, herbs or fruit and sugar, shrubs are allowed to “mellow” for a week or more before being added to sparkling water, an alcoholic base or enjoyed straight. Discover how to make a fruit-based shrub and learn the principles of creating your own shrubs for cocktails and mocktails. Bring a quart-sized canning/mason jar with a lid to class.
Heather Novak
Instructor
Heather Novak is passionate about being balanced and living joyfully in all parts of her life. She is a wife and a teacher, a mother of three and a community health educator. She loves to eat pie, swim long distances, hang with her family, battle weeds in her garden or disappear into a good book. If she is not doing one of those things, you will find her in her kitchen making something delicious!
W1248
Instructors:
- Heather Novak
| Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Tue, Jan 12th 2027 | 6:30 - 8:00 PM | Shakopee High School |