Example Style sample by Storefront Digital. Not a real company or client site. ← Back to examples

Open the evening.

A French elderflower aperitif, poured cold.

A glade in every bottle.

Lysandre is distilled around fresh elderflower, gathered once a year when the blooms are at their peak.

The result is soft pear, citrus blossom, and a clean floral finish that lifts sparkling wine, gin, and tequila without covering them. No artificial flavors. No heavy syrup. Just a clear pour meant for the aperitif hour.

So many ways to open the night.

Signature serves and quiet twists. Each card shows the pour and a short build.

Golden Lysandre spritz in a wine glass

Lysandre Spritz

Lysandre, sparkling wine, soda. Bright, floral, built for the terrace.

1 oz Lysandre · 3 oz sparkling · 1 oz soda

Champagne cocktail in a coupe glass

Lysandre Royale

A half-ounce of Lysandre under cold champagne. The room softens.

½ oz Lysandre · Top champagne

Citrus cocktail in a coupe with salt rim

Lysandre Margarita

Tequila and lime, lifted with elderflower instead of orange liqueur.

1½ oz tequila · ¾ oz Lysandre · ¾ oz lime

Gin and tonic with citrus garnish

Lysandre Gin & Tonic

Gin, Lysandre, tonic, lemon peel. Clean and quietly floral.

1½ oz gin · ½ oz Lysandre · Top tonic

From branch to bottle

Springtime, held still.

Three quiet steps from the hedgerow to the glass.

White blossoms in soft daylight

Late-spring harvest

Elderflowers are gathered by hand in a short window each year, when the scent is brightest and the petals still hold morning dew.

Wine being poured into glasses at a table

Bring Lysandre to the table.

Ask your local wine shop, or write us for a retailer near you. Sample page only. No real store locator behind this button.