First, cut the lime in half and squeeze out the juice. In a glass, slightly crush the freshly picked and washed mint leaves. This way the mint releases its full aroma.
Add elderflower syrup and lime juice and stir a little.
Fill the glass with soda and add some ice.
Serve decorated with some mint and a lime wedge.
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