Elder Orchard - elderberry, bramble & apple liqueur

WILD & WONDER DRINKS LIMITED

£26

Send your palate skipping through the sun dappled fruit trees. Elder Orchard is a fresh and lively combination of elderberry, apple and bramble. Sip neat, shake up in a cocktail or serve neat over ice - sweet, crisp and full of summer zing. Simple Serve — Orchard Fizz You'll need: 50ml Elder Orchard, sparkling apple juice or soda, ice, apple slice How: Fill a tall glass with ice, pour over the liqueur, top with sparkling apple juice or soda, and garnish with a thin apple slice. Signature Serve — Bramble in the Orchard You'll need: 40ml Elder Orchard, 25ml gin, 15ml fresh lemon juice, 3–4 black

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