Winter Forest Elixir - European Pine Needle Syrup 250ml

Limited Winter Release Inspired by traditional European winter recipes, our Winter Forest Elixir is a unique seasonal blend handcrafted in small batches using our signature organic elderberry syrup and authentic pine needle syrup sourced from Europe. For generations, pine needle syrup has been traditionally prepared throughout parts of Eastern and Central Europe during the colder months, valued for its distinctive forest aroma and rich heritage. We’ve combined this traditional ingredient with our small-batch elderberry syrup to create a beautifully balanced winter tonic with deep berry notes, subtle pine freshness, warming spices and raw honey. Potential Benefits of Pine Needles 🌲 Rich in Antioxidants Contain polyphenols and flavonoids that help protect cells from oxidative stress. Antioxidants may support overall health and healthy ageing. 🌲 Source of Vitamin C Fresh pine needles can contain significant amounts of vitamin C. Traditionally used to support the immune system, particularly during winter. 🌲 Respiratory Support Pine needle tea has long been used to help soothe coughs and support healthy breathing. The aromatic oils may help clear the airways and provide a refreshing sensation. 🌲 Anti-Inflammatory Properties Some compounds found in pine needles have demonstrated anti-inflammatory effects in laboratory studies. May help support the body's natural response to inflammation. 🌲 May Support Circulation Pine bark and pine needle extracts contain compounds that have been studied for supporting healthy blood flow and vascular function. 🌲 Traditionally Used for Wellness Many traditional herbal systems used pine needle preparations during colder months as a general wellness tonic. This is not a permanent product. Due to the limited availability of our European pine needle syrup, only a small batch of Winter Forest Elixir has been produced for the season. Once sold out, it may not return until next winter. Handcrafted in Melbourne using certified organic ingredients and inspired by five generations of family tradition.