St Germain Liqueur is a floral noted liqueur with elderflowers. It had a sweet taste to it so you don't need a lot. Goes great in champagne, Prosecco, gin and tonic, or vodka soda. Bonus is that the bottle is beautiful and makes a great addition to my bar cart.

I am a huge fan of St. Germain Liquer. It tastes great mixed with champagne, Prosecco or in cocktails. A little goes a long way. Tastes light and refreshing. May seem a little expensive but you don't need to add a lot to get the flavor. I would definitely recommend. 

I thought I was going to love st Germain, as I really enjoy a Hugo spritz (elderflower cocktail popular in German/Italian Alps). St. Germain is just a little too floral for me, and lacks some of the sweetness needed for a perfect hugo. It's still an interesting flavor, but I'll stick to buying elderflower syrup for my cocktails

St. Germain is great because it's so versatile. It's not a disgustingly sweet liqueur like a lot of products, it balances out a cocktail very well whether it's one of 6 ingredients or you're just adding a splash to a vodka soda. It's lively and springy!

I am beyond obsessed with St Germain!! One of my new go to cocktails is champagne with a splash of St. Germain. Throw 1-2 raspberries in the flute and you have yourself a delicious, refreshing, sophisticated cocktail. I just may name my firstborn daughter Champagne and my firstborn son St. Germain!

Elderflower is one of my favorite flavors, so saying I like St. Germain is a understatement--I LOVE IT. I put St. Germain in everything from a glass of champagne, my Aperol Spritzes, even to Sangria. It adds the freshest floral note to every beverage and is a true summer drink of choice in our household.

This is my FAVORITE liqueur of all time! I love the lightness and the complexity of this sweet drink. I love the light, beautiful golden color, the thin consistency, the elderflower taste. And I personally think it tastes like the fruit lychee, which is my FAVORITE fruit. Love it!!

I personally enjoy it, but I feel like bartender's overuse it and put it in nearly every sweet style bevarage so it's becoming a bit overused to me. That being said there is probably a good reason for it, as it's a tasty product, I just worry it's the truffle salt equivalent of cocktails recipes.

St~Germain is a French liqueur made with fresh elderflowers, hand-picked once a year in the late spring. As the world's first, finely crafted all-natural elderflower liqueur, its flavor is as subtle and delicate as it notes of peach, pear, and grapefruit. You don't need much in your drinks it goes along way. Works perfectly in Champaign, Gin, French 75 martinis.... sooo tummy an worth every lennt

First time ever trying this at an event. I mixed it with lemonade. It tasted great. This blended in well with the lemonade. I'm not sure there was supposed to be a different taste or something but it's good. The packaging is great and very expensive looking.