£2.81
Folkington's Elderflower Presse is a sparkling cordial made from wild English elderflowers and Sicilian lemon juice. This crisp, light drink offers a refreshing taste of the British countryside, perfect for chilling and serving as a delightful beverage.
- Contains 3.6% elderflower extract and lemon juice for a natural, zesty flavour.
- Prepared as a gently sparkling drink with carbonated natural spring water and sugar.
- Store at room temperature and refrigerate after opening, consuming within 24 hours for best quality.
- Nutritional information is available per 100ml, with low fat and protein content.
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Description
xFolkington's elderflower pressé is made from wild elderflowers picked from across the English countryside and blended with a splash of pure Sicilian lemon juice to add a little zest.
Tasting Notes: A crisp, light flavour of English elderflowers and Sicilian lemons and gently sparkling.
| Typical Values per 100ml | |
|---|---|
| Energy | 157kJ/36 kcal |
| Fat | Nil |
| - of which saturates | Nil |
| Carbohydrate | 8.1g |
| - of which sugars | 7.9g |
| Protein | Nil |
| Salt | <0.1g |
Preparation and Usage: Drink Chilled.
Storage: Store at Room Temperature and Away from Direct Sunlight. Once Opened, Keep Refrigerated Below 5°C. Consume within 24hrs of Opening. Batch/Best Before: See Base of Can.
Ingredients: Carbonated Natural Spring Water, Sugar, 3.6% Elderflower Extract, Lemon Juice (not from Concentrate)
Brand details: Folkington's source specific fruit varieties and botanicals to create our premium range of drinks. We always source our ingredients sustainably, by returning to the same farms and farming communities each year. This contributes to their long term sustainable income, and also ensures Folkington's drinks have a unique consistency in both quality and taste.
