Simple. Natural. Made with care.

Homemade elderberry syrup for our neighbors.

Small batches from our kitchen, made with local honey. Pick up a bottle at The Market in Desloge, or send a message when you want one set aside.

A bottle of Emma’s Elderberry and a kraft gift bag on the table
Jennifer kneeling beside Emma outdoors in autumn
Jennifer and Emma.

The kitchen

Named for Emma. Made by her mom.

I’m Jennifer. Emma is my daughter, and the reason this syrup left our cupboard and started filling bottles for neighbors.

Read the kitchen story →

In the pot

Ingredients you can feel good about.

Elderberries simmering with lemon and cinnamon
A batch on the stove.

Emma’s Elderberry is made in small batches with carefully chosen ingredients.

Local honey. Made with honey from Smallen’s Wild Bee Apiaries.

No artificial additives. No preservatives. Each pot is finished before the next one starts.

If the syrup is made with honey, it is not for infants under one year.

What makes it ours

Four things we will not skip.

01

Small batch

Cooked a pot at a time in our kitchen. Not a warehouse run.

03

Simple ingredients

Berries, honey, and the kitchen spices we actually use.

04

No extras

No artificial additives or preservatives.

Where to buy

Find a bottle locally.

On the shelf

The Market

Inside Big Door Coffee House

104 S. Lincoln St.
Desloge, MO 63601

Market hours

  • Wednesday 9–12
  • Thursday 10–4
  • Friday 10–4
  • Saturday 9–4

Stop in while supplies last. Batches are small.

Can’t make it to The Market?

Message Emma’s Elderberry on Facebook and we will tell you what is ready. Pickup and delivery in the St. Francois County area.

Important information

A homemade herbal product. Not medicine.

Emma’s Elderberry is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. I am not a doctor or medical professional. Talk with your healthcare provider before using herbal products — especially for children, during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or if you take medicine.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Individual experiences vary.