This is one of my favorite liqueurs.  St. Germain is an elderflower liqueur with a delicate and natural flavor.  St. Germain tastes like pear or something  crisp and fruity.  I love it in the summertime and I like to mix it with Prosecco or any dry sparkling wine.

A home bar must have! Great to dress up a gin and tonic or add to a boozy lemonade. It’s on the pricier side, but you only need a little bit to add a big punch. In fact, less is more because this can make a drink overly sweet fast. The bottle is gorgeous, and looks great on my bar cart. Every cocktail lover should have this!

St. Germain has a wonderful elderflower taste. I’m not a fan of most floral tastes, but they do it so well! My boyfriend says it is too sweet for him but I love sweet things, so it is perfect for me. I recommend it with Titos Vodka Titos Handmade Vodka 375Ml and cucumber!

St. Germain is great elderflower liqueur for mixing the most perfect cucumber martini. I love the unique shape of the bottle and it looks great on the liquor shelf! It's a bit too strong to drink by itself, though quite versatile for a myriad of mixed cocktails!

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!

What a lovely elderflower liquor. Weather you add it to a gin and tonic or make a St.. Germain spritzer it is lovely. It is light and refreshing. It reminds me of sitting on a porch in the summer. I think St.. Germain is an important liquor to have in your arsenal if you plan on making excellent cocktails.

I had to try this elderflower liqueur. I was seeing it everywhere! It’s sweet and floral. Makes good cocktails. I also put a shot of St.Germain in my Brut Champagne for a little sweetness. I would buy again and it looks really cute on my bar. St Germain Liqueur

St. Germain is the queen of liqueurs; she's sweet, delicate, and mixing well at any party. It is certainly a splurge, but with it's gorgeous bottle and intoxicating taste, it's hard to resist. Would perhaps benefit from a tad less sweetness, but overall, it's worth the sprice!

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

I love adding elderflower liquor to cocktails.  I have tried other brands, but St. Germain still always comes back as the winner.  It has the most authentic elderflower flavor, unlike some that taste artificial.  I love using this in vodka or gin martinis.  It is also great to add to champagne or prosecco for a touch of sweetness!