Cordial

How to Make Homemade Fruit and Berry Cordials is something we should all learn! They're nostalgic, simple, and delicious!

Wildflowers and wild fermentation come together to create a delicious and delightful spring-inspired cordial.

Easy, classic elderflower cordial recipe. Very light, refreshing and fragrant cordial that can be enjoyed with some sparkling water, wine or champagne! Great for baking too!

Summer in a glass. This Elderflower Cordial is a lemony floral, refreshing drink with hidden health benefits. You can enjoy it as a spritzer or straight up with lots of ice cubes.

A sweet and citrusy cordial made with fragrant elderflowers and fresh lemon juice. The recipe yields approximately 1.75 liters of syrup that can be bottled and used within a year. Makes between 2-3 bottles depending on bottle capacity.

If you’re looking for a summer drink idea, make refreshing elderflower cordial, made from the flowers of the elder tree. Made with handful of flowers, sugar, lemons, and water. Instead of lemons, you can flavor the cordial also with other citrus fruits such as oranges or limes.

Homemade lemon cordial may be old fashioned but it sits in our modern world for hot days when cold, refreshing drinks are what we want.

Made of three ingredients, this orange cordial recipe quenches your thirst and refreshes you with a pleasant orange flavor.

One of summer's hidden gems, elderflower cordial is a wonderful sweet addition to refreshing drinks, like water or lemonade. Made with fresh elderflowers, this sweet cordial has a unique fruity, green, floral flavor that resembles something similar to pears or lychees. It's a delicious addition to your summer preserving list!