The aroma of elderflower is sweet, greenish, with a sharp sparkle.

Elderflower smells gentle and bold at the same time - as if nature has made a cocktail and splashed it in the air. It has a honey sweetness that melts on the lips, a green rustle of leaves, and a sharp, almost burning note that wakes up suddenly like a drop of alcohol infusion.

For some, it is a memory of grandmother's syrup, for others it is an alcoholic sharpness in a flower wreath, and for others it is an elegant cocktail with elderflower liqueur and lime drunk on a May evening.

This scent provokes discussion, because elderberry is not about silence. It speaks, whispers, provokes a little. And if you look closely, it smells like freedom blooming somewhere on the side of the road, unnoticed but unforgettable.