Seedlip

It was an impulse buy on my part. I'd been intrigued after reading about it. Suddenly spotted it in a deli last week so bought it there. Its a small company and I suppose production costs are high as are marketing and distribution. I can quite understand the pricing.
Try googling where to buy it?

I like pea shoots - but in a salad or stirfry.

£27 is very steep!

I'm looking for this but can't find where to buy it - any advice please?

There was a thread not long ago about exactly the same thing.

I have tried this, and I know what you mean about pea shoots Jane10. What I can’t get over is the eye watering cost - £27 for a non alcoholic drink. Bearing in mind there’s no tax to pay, I really don’t know how they justify the price tag - quite a pleasant drink though, but I’d rather have gin ?

I suppose it's as expensive as ordinary gin as it's distilled in the same way and uses botanicals. It's clearly a very good quality drink a world away from the usual sickly lemonade style soft drinks.

When I first saw the thread title I thought it was about a cure for an unusual mouth ailment.

£27?

Never heard of it. Odd name. Where can it be bought? Might be worth a try at this time of year, to amaze my friends and stop the DCs saying 'Oh Moth-err' when I ask for dry sherry as a pre-meal drink, as I often do. 'Ho', I can say, 'have you tried seedlip?'....

I'll try one if offered Jane10 but perhaps won't buy a bottle.