Nuisance Drinks , the plant-based sodas from the Cotswolds

Garden recipes

Nuisance Drinks comes from the Cotswolds, a region of rolling hills and villages built of golden stone in the heart of England. The brand draws inspiration from plants found in English hedgerows and gardens, often considered weeds: hence its name, "nuisance." Each recipe combines a fruit and a plant, resulting in a lightly sweetened and refreshing soda.

Perfumes

• Bramble and rosemary , fruity and woody.
• Nettle and elderflower , very floral.
• Pink grapefruit and basil , tangy.
• Rhubarb and ginger , a great English classic.
• Mint, cucumber and chili , fresh with a hint of heat.

They are best enjoyed very chilled, either on their own or as the base for a non-alcoholic cocktail.

See the Sodas section.