Kitl Rose flower Syrup

Flowers and especially roses can please almost every woman. They are called queens of flowers. But did you know that there is a rose that you can drink too? Try to create a drink with the rose flower syrup for your partner. Recipes for unique cocktails, drinks and homemade Kitl Rose flower syrup lemonades can be found in the Recipes section.

Rose flower

Roses have a history as old as humanity itself. They are queens of flowers. According to ancient myths, the first roses grew out the goddess Aphrodite’s blood as she mourned the dying Adonis. Roses used to be symbols of life and war impermanence, they often appeared in the crests of noblemen who also liked growing them. Nowadays, roses are mainly flowers of love, charm, youth, joy or femininity. In the speech of flowers, giving roses means expressing love or friendship. Red rose signifies love and passion, white rose is a symbol of innocence and fidelity and pink rose represents romantic gentle love. Roses have been very popular for their essential oils since the ancient Orient. Rose petals are edible and have been used in cuisine, cosmetics and folk healing for a very long time.

A new preservation technology called Pavelace, developed by Czech scientists of the Crop Research Institute and doc. Ing. R. Pavela, Ph.D., holder of the award "Czech Head", was used for the Kitl Rose flower syrup production.

Instructions for use: To prepare home-made drinks, dilute the syrup 1:10 with fine water.

Ingredients: sugar, ginger juice* (Zingiber officinale L.), concentrated grape juice, rose flower extract (Rosa centifolia L. 1%), acidifier: citric acid, carrot and hibiscus concentrate, essential oil from damask rose (Rosa damascena Mill.).

* from organic farming

Store in a cool and dark place. Any cloudiness or foaming is not a concern as if highlights the naturalness of the product. Shake well before use. Refrigerate after opening and use within 14 days. Packaged in a protective atmosphere.

Nutritional information: 100 ml contains: energy 1497 kJ / 356 kcal; fats < 0.5 g (of which saturated fatty acids < 0.1 g), carbohydrates 88 g (of which sugars 88 g), proteins < 0.5 g, salt < 0.01 g.

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