Elderflowers
Elderflowers have a sweet and subtly spicy flavor, perfect for creating a cordial or liqueur that captures the essence of spring. To make an elderflower cordial, simply mix elderflowers with lemon juice, sugar, and water. This cordial can be enjoyed either hot or chilled. For a quick and delightful...
Tea Guide
Caffeine
Caffeine Free
- Tea
- 2-3 tsp
- Water
- 212°F · 8 oz
- Steep
- 5-8 min
Tea Type
Herbal Tea
Ingredients
Dried elderflowers
Tea notes
Did You Know?
Discover the origin, character, and traditional story behind this tea.
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Elderflowers bloom from the elder tree before the berries appear later in the season.
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European herbal traditions often feature elderflower in refreshing botanical infusions.
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Traditionally enjoyed in calming and soothing herbal blends.
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Tasting notes: floral, pear-like, soft, and sweet.
For educational purposes only. Traditional uses are not medical advice and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.




