Elderflower

Elderflowers are fragrant, little, white stars that blossom in late spring. The name of the plant derives from the Greco-Roman tradition. However, its origins are more ancient and date back to the Neolithic. The stories about the magical powers of the plant have a thousand-year-old tradition, too. The Germanic peoples, for instance, considered elders as a source of miraculous medicines. Nowadays, the most famous wand in the world is made of elder: Harry Potter’s.
POLOT 1882 elderflower syrup has captured the magic of the white, star-shaped flowers. Its sweet and delicate taste is perfect for fresh, thirst-quenching summer drinks, like the popular Hugo.