How To Make Elderflower Champagne

Find out here how to make elderflower champagne the easy way. By using plastic bottles anyone can make elderflower champagne. Once you have tried home made elderflower champagne you will be looking forward to seeing elderflowers each year.
We show how we identify elderflowers first. We use a book called Hedgerow amzn.to/3tLZM2h from the River Cottage range of books.
The ingredients to make elderflower champagne;
At least 4 large elderflower heads
6 pints of cold water
2 pints of boiling water
680g of sugar
2 large lemons
2 tbps white wine vinegar
For how to make elderflower champagne see the video for the instructions. It is a very easy how to make video similar to making elderflower cordial.
After the mixture has sat covered for a couple of days the yeast will be starting to work so we strain the liquid into bottles. We sterilise the bottles with VWP amzn.to/3cqOzNX to ensure that only the yeast we want is in the bottles.
Don't forget to release a little pressure from time to time as we have had one bottle explode last year. We didn't know we had to release pressure until that day.
They are ready to drink from about 1 week but to get full strength leave for around 6 weeks.
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Thank you for watching

[@wendyjones4777]

Enjoyed this video - lovely easy recipe

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We make it every year now.

[@suebt8794]

Thank you so much x this is so helpful x Iv just bottled my first batch x

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Fantastic, well done

[@lumakitchen7652]

love the recipe! and easy to understand😊

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Thank you, we hope you enjoy the elderflower season.

[@juliequick5677]

Brilliant and very clear - thanks

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Good luck making it!