Cooling Cups and Dainty Drinks by William Terrington (1869, p.177) — Terrington 1869

1 bottlesparkling Moselle — Iced.base
1 pintlemon water ice — lemon-water icedilution
1 bottleSeltzer water — German seltzer waterdilution
2 dropselderflower water — elder-flower waterother
  1. Combine the iced sparkling Moselle with the lemon-water ice.
  2. Add the optional elder-flower water and the iced German seltzer water and serve.

Ice: Lemon-water ice

This shows the Moselle line edging toward the frozen-water-ice logic found in other Victorian sparkling cups.

The elderflower option is a small but defining aromatic branch.

See also: Moselle No. 3, Moselle No. 6, Champagne Cup No. 11