Elderflower Gin

Elderflower Gin

If you are looking for a great way to get that summer feeling and are having friends and family coming for a BBQ, why not surprise them with this easy and fun aperitif.

Ingredients

  • 70cl bottle of any good gin
  • 12 to 16 elderflower heads
  • 5 tablespoons of caster sugar
  • Preserving jar & bottle
  • Sieve & funnel

Instructions

Add the flowers, sugar and gin to a clean preserving jar and stir. Tuck all the flowers down under the top level of the gin, seal the jar and set aside.

Leave for about 7 days until the gin has turned into a rich clear honey colour… Finally, strain the gin through a sieve into a jug and transfer into a sterilised clean bottle. It’s now ready for drinking with your favourite cold tonic & plenty of ice and slice of lemon or lime and a few fresh mint leaves.

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