The term driftwood typically conjures up images of a barnacle-crusted dinghy that’s been sitting neglected in a dilapidated dock shed for a couple of decades.

Not so here, ya pack of landlubbers.

Distinctly coastal without being briny, this cocktail of bright, crisp sea air, accented by the summery floral notes of elderflower, is so reminiscent of the ocean you can practically hear the sea shanties coming in off the port bow.