Elderflower Electrolytes

Delicate and floral, the sort of elderflower you would pick from a hedgerow in June. It sits much closer to an infused water or a light cordial than a classic sports drink, and it is genuinely worth drinking for the taste on its own, whether or not you needed the minerals that day.

Naturally, with stevia. There is no added sugar, no artificial sweetener and no artificial flavouring anywhere in them. The sweetness is deliberately light, which is what keeps the elderflower delicate rather than turning it into something syrupy. Nothing artificial goes near it.

Reach for a sachet when the day has drawn more fluid out of you than usual. A hot day, a sauna, a long flight, a heated room in winter, an illness that upsets your stomach, or a day spent on your feet. Exercise is the obvious one, but far from the only one. Reach for one when it earns its place rather than out of habit.

Thirty single-serve sachets, the same as our Wild Garden Mix, and one sachet is one serving. A single-flavour box is for when you already know which one you like. If you would rather rotate between flavours, the Wild Garden Mix gives you ten each of Elderflower, White Peach and Cucumber Mint in one box, which is the easier way to find your favourite.

Each sachet contains 750mg of sodium, which is a meaningful amount. If you have been advised to limit your salt or sodium intake for any reason, please speak with your doctor before adding electrolytes to your routine, so you get advice that fits your own circumstances.