Cawston Press - Sparkling Elderflower (lemonade) - 330ml
Cawston Press - Sparkling Elderflower (lemonade) - 330ml

Cawston Press - Sparkling Elderflower (lemonade) - 330ml

Elderflower, the scent of English hedgerows in June, in a sparkling drink made from pressed juices: Cawston Press Sparkling Elderflower, in a 330ml can.

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“Pour it over ice cubes with a thin slice of cucumber and a mint leaf: the garden party mocktail is served.”

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“English summer, in a chilled can.”

The scent of English hedges

Elderflower is one of the most quintessentially British flavours: every early summer, its white umbels are gathered from hedgerows to make syrups and cordials. Cawston Press 's Sparkling Elderflower retains its floral and slightly musky character, supported by a base of pressed fruit juices that adds a touch of roundness. The bubbles are fine, the finish clean and refreshing.

The drink of garden parties

In an English garden, elderflower is served at picnics, outdoor weddings, and Wimbledon afternoons. This can is the ready-to-drink version. At Candy Dukes, we pour it into a tall glass filled with ice cubes, with a slice of cucumber or a few mint leaves, for a refreshing non-alcoholic drink.

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United Kingdom
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330ml
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Can
CAP-ELDLMN330
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