Lütts Landlust Holunderblüte (Mehrweg)

Description

• The elderberry bush, also called "Flieder" or "Alhorn" in our region, has been a popular companion of human settlements for thousands of years. The black elderberry seems to seek the proximity of our dwellings. In old farms we find it regularly next to barns, sheds and old bakehouses. It was considered by our ancestors to be the seat of the goddess Freya, or Frau Holle, who became immortal in Grimm's fairy tales. Tearing out or even burning the elderberry should bring bad luck. He took off his hat in front of the Hollerbusch!
• Many healing effects of flowers and fruits are now medically proven. In many rural households, a sparkling elderflower sparkling wine is prepared to this day around St. John's Day with the fragrant flower umbels and elderberry juice is cooked from the ink-black berries in late summer.