Rose and Elderflower Fizz

A delicious Rose and Elderflower Fizz perfect for the sipping in the sunshine. A great party drink that is easy to assemble and easy to enjoy.

This is a lovely and very romantic drink perfect for engagement parties, weddings and summer parties too. I used the gorgeous iridescent champagne glasses I was given for my birthday. They have a great purple and pink shimmer which works so well with the baby pink roses.

Pimping up prosecco is a lot of fun and a great way to flavours and colours to the drink when you serve them. I went for a delicious combination of rose syrup and elderflower. The fruity and floral mix is one that I love. It’s a very easy way to forget it’s alcoholic.

I used the Fentimans Rose Syrup which is available on amazon and some supermarkets (we found it in ASDA). It’s a beautiful flavoured syrup which also smells incredibly like fresh roses. I find that it is not too sweet which also works well with the elderflower which can be a bit over sweet sometimes.

I created this for a friends wedding as something that would be easy to get ready with the elderflower and rose in the glasses done before hand which would then just be topped up with prosecco. It can also work really well with lemonade if you want an alcohol free version. I’ve also tested it with children and it got a massive thumbs up. Especially in the iridescent glasses which they said made it look more mermaidy. I think that is a good thing.

Rose and Elderflower Fizz Recipe

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Rose and Elderflower Fizz

A delicious Rose and Elderflower Fizz perfect for the sipping in the sunshine. A great party drink that is easy to assemble and easy to enjoy.

Course Cocktails, Drinks

Cuisine American, English, International

Keyword elderflower prosecco recipe, prosecco recipe, Rose and Elderflower Fizz

Prep Time 5 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Servings 2 drinks

Calories 90 kcal

Author Sisley White

Ingredients

• 12.5 ml Elderflower Cordial
• 12.5 ml Rose Syrup (I used Fentimans Rose Syrup)
• Prosecco

Instructions

1. Add the rose syrup and elderflower cordial to the champagne glass.

2. Top up with Prosecco and serve.

Make sure you use roses which are clean and don’t have any pesticides on. These were little ones growing in our garden. *Also please don’t eat them*. They are decoration only.

If you want to add a little extra sparkle upgrade the prosecco for real Champagne!

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