| ELDERFLOWER | Flavour of cordial (11) |
| DARLING | Pet given last of cordial in bottle |
| RAPPROCHEMENT | Renewal of cordial relations (13) |
| ANISETTE | Sort of cordial |
| EXUDE | Bar is out of cordial at both ends - it makes you weep |
| COWARDLYLION | He wanted bottle of cordial, only laced with whiskey (8,4) |
| JCLOTH | First of cordial jugs upset, reluctant to find cleaner |
| PRESSE | Type of cordial made from fresh ingredients such as elderflowers, rhubarb or ginger (6) |
| FLEXITIME | Female taking leave in sort of cordial working arrangement (9) |
| SQUASH | Fruit-flavoured type of cordial or presse; a gourd or pepo such as a pattypan, butternut or buttercup; or, a fast-moving racket sport (6) |
| ANISEED | Also around I spot a kind of cordial (7) |
| STILLROOMS | Word for places in medieval or Tudor households for the preparation of cordials, herbal tinctures, liqueurs, medicines, scents, soap etc originally, later for housekeepers' pantries (10) |
| READYSALTED | Flavour of crisps (5,6) |
| SMOKEAJOINT | Take drug to enhance the flavour of ham? (5,1,5) |
| DEPOSIT | Not money put down on a bottle of cordial! (7,7) |
| MINERAL | Not money put down on a bottle of cordial! (7,7) |
| BODY | Main text of a letter; full flavour of wine; sound box of a violin or a guitar; or, the opacity of a paint (4) |
| PALATE | Word for the roof of the mouth, thus sense of taste; relish; flavour of wine; or, ability to appreciate the finer qualities of food or the aforesaid drink (6) |
| TASTELESS | Experience the flavour of a smaller quantity of that which is lacking flavour |
| BITTER | Description of the flavour of black coffee, chicory, hoppy beer of the same name, orange peel, plain chocolate, quinine or tonic water (6) |
