By touching the bottle component, you store an air elemental in it. At any time before the spell’s duration elapses, you may use an action to throw the bottle on the ground, releasing the elemental. This acts as the conjure elemental spell, except requires no concentration, but you must still command it. The summoned elemental creature must be an air elemental. Alternatively, you may charge the air elemental with lightning before storing it, and it becomes a lightning elemental when released. It loses the Whirlwind ability, but its attacks deal an extra 2d6 lightning damage.

  As an alternate use of the spell, you may drink the elemental-infused beverage, granting you immunity to lightning damage and a flying speed of 60 feet for one minute. Additionally, your spells that deal lightning damage deal an extra damage die of damage.

  You may only have one of the effects active at once, and if you cast this spell while you already have a bottle infused with it, the spell does not work.