Rosa-mosqueta

Syrup is the only preparation that survives the straining. Britain fed it to children by the spoon.

Both malic and floral; the apple gives it pectin and the hip gives it perfume.

Fat rounds a tart floral fruit that otherwise reads as a tisane, not a dessert.

Vanillin gives the hay note a sweet floor to sit on; Nordic soup does exactly this.

The hip is more floral than sour; citric acid sharpens the fruit into focus.

Benzaldehyde and rose are the same family of floral; flaked on top, it is a rose garden.

Two tart florals; the hibiscus supplies the tannin the hip never manages alone.

Both apple-floral. Steeped together it is one tea, not a blend of two.

A floral tart jelly against gamey iron; Scandinavia uses it where Britain uses redcurrant.

Resin and hedgerow floral; the hip carries the acid the berry has none of.

Cocoa butter takes floral acid beautifully and leaves only the rose behind.

Lactic chalk under a floral tartness; it reads as a fruit paste for a cheeseboard.

Both are lactic and faintly floral; the fruit acid pulls the curd to berry.