De Kuyper ElderFlower – 70 cl

• Flavor Profile: The liqueur offers a sweet and delicate taste, dominated by floral notes with hints of lychee, pear, and honey, and sometimes a touch of citrus or rose.
• Ingredients: It is made from natural elderflower extract and distillate.
• Alcohol Content (ABV): The ABV typically  15%  vol.
• Origin: Produced in the Netherlands by De Kuyper Royal Distillers, a company with a heritage dating back to 1695. 

• Neat or with Ice: It can be served on its own over ice.
• With Mixers: It pairs perfectly with sparkling wine (like an Elderflower Spritz), tonic water, or sparkling water for a refreshing drink.
• In Cocktails: It is an essential ingredient in numerous cocktails, such as the Elderflower Collins or Elderflower Gin Sour. 

• Elderflower Spritz: A popular and easy-to-make drink, often combining the liqueur with sparkling wine and soda water.
• Elderflower Collins: A floral twist on the classic Tom Collins, typically mixed with gin, lemon juice, and soda.
• Elderflower Gin Sour: The liqueur adds a unique floral sweetness to the traditional gin sour recipe. 

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