Elderberry Shrub

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Our tart & tangy elderberry shrub is a sophisticated sipping mixer infusion of organic apple cider vinegar (with the mother), elderberries, and raw honey. This fermented beverage is full of health probiotics, never heated, and delightful on the palate and for your digestive & immune health!

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Add 2T or more to mix with other beverages to flavor bubbly water, create a mocktail, or spike with your favorite adult after-hours beverage. Makes ~ 16 drinks

An elderberry shrub is a refreshing colonial-period drink, also known as drinking vinegar, made by combining elderberries, apple cider vinegar, and raw honey. The brew is infused together for several weeks to create a tart and tangy, probiotic-rich, health-forward beverage that is added to water and has been consumed for centuries. In recent years, it’s become a trend-right alternative to soda and alcoholic beverages.

The term “shrub” is derived from the Arabic word “sharāb,” which means “to drink.” Shrubs were popular during the colonial era as a way to preserve fruit and extend its shelf life. They were also used as a tonic to improve digestion and boost the immune system.

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Additional information

Weight .125 oz
Dimensions 9 × 6 × 1 in
Quantity

Single, 3-pack, 6-pack, 1 case (12)

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Elder shrub

Fantastic product. I Have a small glass in the evening. I have tendinitis and work with my hands a lot, and I feel like my inflammation has lessened in my wrists and hands as well. Also hve been sleeping better.

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C.K.
Delicious

This super power drink is fabulous! It cleared my sinuses and some stress sores I had on the inside of my nose.

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