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A Recept to make Vinegar.

Mr. Sawer.

FIrst take a quantity of the best sweet wort, that may be had so much or as little as you will, according to the proportion you mind to make, let it cool, then work it in a guyld▪ fat as you work your Ale, then tun it into your vessell, and let it spourg when it hath spourged, then put in a quantity of Bay Berries beaten in pouder after the rate of one ounce to a firkin, and stir it well together, then it will spurge again, when it leaves spur∣ging, than draw it out at the Tap, every three or four dayes, the space of a Moneth, then put into your Vessell of Helder flow∣ers a good quantity, you may put in of Red Rosc leaves of Vio∣lets or of Barberies. But I take it the best waye is to let it stand till it be fyned, and then draw it into Bottles of Glass, and put into it, either redd Rose leaves or Violets, and so make Rose or Violet Vinegar as you please, so you may have it white, and if you like to have it redd, you may put in Barberies Hel∣derberies, Senaper knopps turnfall or such like:

Also if you will you may determine at the first, how much you will have Violet o•• Rose Vinegar, white or red as you like, and put it in severall vessells.