Sparkling Elderflower Apple Cyser

"perfectly drinkable within four to sixmonths.Ingredients1/2litres water1 litre apple juice (not concentrate)1 litre elderflower juice (not concen-trate)V4 teaspoon (maximum) Epsom salts4 teaspoons tannin or strong, cold tea(not scented)2 teaspoon bentonite1 rounded teaspoon yeast nutrient3 teaspoons tartaric acid1 teaspoon citric acid4 teaspoon Marmite2 tablets thiamine (vitamin B1)2 tablets ascorbic acid (vitamin C)372 lb best-quality honey (not heatheror oilseed rape)l packet of general-purpose yeast forcider (Gervin GV13 Dark Green Label)Campden tabletsPotassium Sorbate"

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3/1/2025

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This refreshing sparkling elixir combines the floral notes of elderflower with crisp apple juice, creating a unique beverage that’s perfect for toasting any occasion. With hints of honey and a touch of tartness, this drink can be enjoyed within four to six months, making it a delightful addition to your pantry for gatherings or casual sipping at home.

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Name: Sparkling Elderflower Apple Cyser
Yield: 16
Ingredients: 1/2 litre water; 1 litre apple juice (not concentrate); 1 litre elderflower juice (not concentrate); 1/4 teaspoon Epsom salts (maximum); 4 teaspoons tannin or strong, cold tea (not scented); 2 teaspoons bentonite; 1 rounded teaspoon yeast nutrient; 3 teaspoons tartaric acid; 1 teaspoon citric acid; 4 teaspoons Marmite; 2 tablets thiamine (vitamin B1); 2 tablets ascorbic acid (vitamin C); 3/4 lb best-quality honey (not heather or oilseed rape); 1 packet of general-purpose cider yeast (Gervin GV13 Dark Green Label); Campden tablets

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