Fresh Wild harvested Sambucus caerulea flowers, 60% grain alcohol and distilled water.

I personally wild harvest these Blue Elder flowers in the canyons of Eastern Washington, far ways from roads. I only take a portion of open flowers from each tree, leaving plenty for the pollinators and others who depend on them. I harvest in the spring at full bloom. I macerate the fresh flowers in 45% alcohol and 25% distilled water for 6 weeks. I strain then bottle and store in a cool dark cupboard.

Blue Elder Flowers have many traditional uses and are known for their anti-viral properties and use in fevers.
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