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Fleur de Sureau sauvage
Liqueur made from the infusion of wild elderflowers, harvested by hand.
"Liquor of the year 2014" and Gold Medal at the world-famous ISW (Internationalen Spirituosen - Wettbewer) German tasting challenge.
Degree : 20%
Country of Origin : France
Golden yellow liqueur with fine green shades reminiscent of the elder bush.
Powerful and exotic scent, with notes of lychee and spices (saffron, licorice).
Floral tasting notes enhanced by a touch of acidity. A combination of various flowers: rose, hawthorn, fresh and dry flowers intermingle.
The black elderberry, also called the Judas tree, is a 3 to 5 meter shrub that grows in temperate zones such as Europe, West Asia and in certain regions of Africa. At the end of spring, the elderberry is adorned with small creamy white flowers with a characteristic intoxicating fragrance. Used since ancient times for its therapeutic properties, elderberry is widely recognized as a medicinal plant and is still widely used around the world today. All parts of the elderberry have a distinct use: from the berry, to the bark, to the flower.
The small cream-coloured wild elderflowers are harvested by hand in the spring, naturally dried and then macerated in alcohol.
Additional information
Lactose free
Gluten free
Vegan
No preservative
Useful information
- Store in a dry and cool place, if possible away from light.
- Close the bottle tightly after use
Pure on the rocks, in cocktails or simply topped with sparkling wine.
- Liqueur of the Year 2014 and Gold Medal at the Internationaler Spirituosen Wettbewerb (ISW)
- Favourite Wine Voting game at Hong-Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair 2013
- Sélectionnée au Mixolgy Bar Awards 2014 dans la catégorie “Spiritueux de l'Année”
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Liqueur made from the infusion of wild elderflowers, harvested by hand.
"Liquor of the year 2014" and Gold Medal at the world-famous ISW (Internationalen Spirituosen - Wettbewer) German tasting challenge.