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Organic Elderflower Pressé by Belvoir Fruit Farms

Nov 13 2009

I think I've just found my new favourite beverage! I am totally smitten with this Elderflower Pressé by Belvoir Fruit Farms. It really has quite an unusual flavour and is bubbly and refreshing- perfect for a sunny summer afternoon. I don't even know what an Elderflower is, but I thank god for it.

And yes, the packaging is heavenly and quite possibly a contributing factor to my reverence for this product. I am now really keen to try the other flavours in the series. Melbournites- you can find these at The Essential Ingredient in Prahran Market.

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  1. Helene said on Nov 13, 2009
    I just bought a bottle of this the other day and we love it!
  2. ktrn said on Nov 13, 2009
    It's something we always make ourselves but I guess it'd be nice with some bubbles!
  3. Foley said on Nov 13, 2009
    The label is gorgeous!
  4. Make, Do & Send said on Nov 14, 2009
    I have been seriously addicted to this since they started selling it this summer at starbucks here in the UK! The supermarkets soon caught on too so now I cam buy a big bottle with my weekly shop :)I dont know if you have it over there but its also available in a cordial which you can mix with sparkling water which tastes exactly the same but uses less packaging and is more affordable. You get about 10pints from a 500ml bottle.
  5. Amy- Eat Drink Chic said on Nov 14, 2009
    Unfortunately, I don't think it's caught on in Australia yet. I've only seen it in small bottles and in gourmet food stores.
  6. RobbieLee at Chickiedee said on Nov 14, 2009
    This sounds great!
  7. thegirlinthecafe said on Nov 14, 2009
    I also recently discovered this in the supermarket in London. I love elderflower drink and the bottles are indeed looking marvelous. (The bottles look slightly different in London)
  8. hannah said on Nov 15, 2009
    ooh, i'll have to try that.
    i buy elderflower cordial in coles/safeway drinks aisles. it's usually with the other cordials. i add a bit of cordial to soda water - yum!
  9. Sweetyheartdesigns said on Nov 15, 2009
    This is beautiful, it makes me feel better just for looking at it! xxx
  10. summer said on Nov 16, 2009
    i love this stuff!!! i came across it a few months ago and took a sip and without knowing where it was made... immediately said "this is what england tastes like!" i'm not sure why or what that means, but i lived in devon for a while and if you want to experience the flavor of southern england... drink this wonderstuff!!!
  11. Jessie said on Nov 16, 2009
    Oh that packaging is beautiful! Wonder if it's available anywhere in Sydney... will have to keep a look out!
  12. Viki said on Nov 16, 2009
    This sounds delicious! Elderberry bushes grow wild around here, I have a picture on my website of the flowers and berries. The picture on the bottle looks exactly like the flowers on the bush. Wonder if I could make this myself?
  13. The Single Gal said on Nov 19, 2009
    Yes! I also just discovered this too cute bubbly beverage in the States - love it. Though your photography is so much better than mine :)

    http://thesinglegalsguide.blogspot.com/2009/11/pressed-for-gift-ideas.html
  14. sarah said on Dec 15, 2009
    oooh, have you tried St. Germain? I bet you'd like it! It's a French liquer made from elderflowers. It's exquisite - we add a shot of it to sparkling water or to champagne or prosecco for a really beautiful cocktail.
  15. Amy- Eat Drink Chic said on Dec 19, 2009
    Hi Sarah- WOW, that sounds amazing! I really want to try it :)
  16. SweetBeaker said on Jan 7, 2010
    oh wow! i'd just love to have one of those sitting on my desk for inspiration!
  17. Odessa Lu said on Jan 21, 2010
    http://www.stgermain.fr/

    St Germain's liquor!!! It's Elderflower liquor and it's AMAZING. I drank it all the time when I was living the dream in Manhattan.

    Best mixed in Champagne!

    Do try.

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