Giffard Syrup Elderflower 100 cl

Floral, fresh and layered with notes of lemon and lychee - Giffard's syrup flavoured with elderflower brings a fleeting summer feeling to the glass.

Expert's Description

Giffard's Elderflower Syrup is a French syrup flavoured with elderflower, from the French syrup and liqueur producer Giffard.

Giffard is a French, family-owned liqueur and syrup house from Angers in the Loire Valley, founded in 1885 by the pharmacist and herbalist Émile Giffard, who invented a white mint liqueur with digestive properties. Its success led him to convert his pharmacy into a distillery, and today - five generations later - the house is still family-run, producing more than 60 fruit and herbal liqueurs and syrups for bartenders and baristas around the world. The syrups are made from pure sugar (sucrose), water and natural flavourings without preservatives, with shelf life ensured through pasteurisation. The range is developed to deliver a clean, natural taste without any artificial aftertaste - equally suited to cocktails, mocktails, coffee and desserts.

Taste

The nose is fragrant with clear notes of lemon and lychee. The palate is subtle and refreshing with a floral, lightly acidic character, giving an elegant, summery expression without becoming overly sweet.

Specifications

Name: Elderflower Syrup
Producer: Giffard
Region/Country: Angers, France
Type: French Syrup
Main Ingredients/Flavourings: Sugar, water, concentrated lemon juice, natural elderflower flavouring
Size: 100 CL
Sugar Content: 80 g per 100 ml
EAN No.: 3180290107195
Serving Suggestion: cocktails and spritz-style drinks with sparkling wine, in lemonade and soda, and for desserts and bakes with a summery character

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Frequently Asked Questions about Giffard's Elderflower Syrup

Is Giffard's Elderflower Syrup alcohol-free?

Yes, it contains no alcohol and can be used freely in mocktails, coffee, desserts and alcohol-free drinks.

What does Giffard's Elderflower Syrup taste like?

It tastes subtly and refreshingly of elderflower with notes of lemon and lychee and a light tangy finish.

How is the Elderflower syrup used?

It works well in cocktails and spritz-style drinks with sparkling wine, such as a Hyldeblomst Cocktail, in lemonade and soda, and for desserts and bakes with a summery character.

Can the syrup replace elderflower liqueur in a cocktail?

Yes, it can be used as an alcohol-free substitute for elderflower liqueur in cocktails and sparkling-wine spritzes.

Who is Giffard?

Giffard is a French, family-owned liqueur and syrup house from Angers, founded in 1885 by the pharmacist Émile Giffard.