Elderberry syrup

[koomber]

I usually order Stroh 80 from this crowd for my old man and having a look through their website (and from what his roayl Bobblyness has said before) I figured I'd see if they had any interesting stuff in the shop and found this:

http://www.austriangrocery.com/en/darbo-shop/darbo-fruit-syrups/darbo-black-elderberry-syrup

Is this the sort of thing you were talking about with the elderberry juice? It seems ideal for making wines. Any suggestions from the forum vets on suitability (no additives) or possibly some other juices worth trying. Certainly looks like it would get me my elderberry fix!

[lockwood1956]

The stuff I get in Germany is pure juice, not concentrate, but this stuff looks like it would be a great red wine addition...what is the concentration level i wonder.....

[grumpysod]

I usually order Stroh 80 from this crowd for my old man

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how much do they charge for the bottle of stroh? I haven't had any for years - I used to get it from my brother when he was in the Czech Republic in the 90s and haven't been able to get any more for ages

[Cellar_Rat]

I have used this - a bit more local:

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/groceries/index.jsp?bmUID=1274340034424

With puts a nice finish of v dry white. 10 - 15ml per litre.

[Original Mac]

I have used this - a bit more local:

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/groceries/index.jsp?bmUID=1274340034424

With puts a nice finish of v dry white. 10 - 15ml per litre.

Sorry but that link only takes me to the homepage

Tried to find more info on Darbo and found this lothttp://www.finestfruitjuice.co.uk/pr...ml-con004.htmlThey do other concentrates which seem to need a 5-1 dilution ratio. P and P only £2.50 (free for orders over £45) so I may just give it a go.

[Cellar_Rat]

it sure does (its a webite thing) - in the search box type Bottlegreen Elderflower Cordial