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 personally love a cocktail with St. Germain. It has a nice sweet floral taste to sweeten up your drink just a bit without being too overwhelming or syrupy. The flavor is just sweet enough and adds a little extra something to a cocktail. Tastes good enough to drink straight if you absolutely wanted to. Great in a nice gin cocktail.

I don’t know how we initially discovered St Germain, but it has become one of my favorite liqueurs for sure. Right now I’m drinking a lot of gin drinks with it, mixing it with shrubs and other spirits, but in the past I’ve enjoyed it in a simple lemonade or on its own. It’s just a beautiful delicate flavor that brings me joy and I’ve yet to find another elderflower liqueur I like as much.

I adore all cocktails that have this liquor listed as an ingredient. It adds such a unique, soft flavor. I feel very feminine when drinking this, especially bc it’s usually coupled with flowers or raspberries. It gives sophisticated “girls night” vibes. Beautiful bottle. Elderberry flavor pairs fabulously with champagne, berries, and Chambord. Great addition to my home bar. Reasonably priced especially considering you don’t need to add much to achieve a great flavor.

I love putting a splash of this in my gin and tonics! It really elevates the drink and makes it feel like it was professionally mixed. In addition to using it at home, I know that I will love just about any drink with this in there, so it's kind of my guiding light on a cocktail menu when I'm out!

St Germain Liqueur I've you love sweet alcohol, this is great! It's a tad expensive. I drink it on the rocks and love it! Some may find it overpowering but this is one of my top 10 that most people don't drink. And the bottle is gorgeous. There is a cheaper alternative but it's harder to find.

The first time I bought St Germain a few years ago, it was purely because I thought the bottle was gorgeous. It quickly became a staple on my bar cart. This liquor is best enjoyed in a nice gin cocktail as it adds a sweet, elderflower-y taste that's simply divine. It's sure to add a unique twist to your bar cart and kick your cocktail game up a notch! 

I never really knew about this liqueur until I ordered a cocktail from a restaurant. It was so good that I had to get it. Now it is a staple in my home. It pairs perfectly with vodka seltzer. The drink I had at the restaurant and loved is called St Germain cocktail. It is this mixed with club soda, champagne, and lemon. It’s very refreshing! Not too sweet, just a hint!

One of my favorite liqueuers - I love to mix this with a dry London Gin, a but of tonic and a slice of lime. I've also been using it in berry cocktails - gin, St. Germain, tonic and mashed (and strained) berries. Cocktail with St. Germain are always a crowd pleaser!

With all of the new and trendy cocktails out there, this bottle definitely helps you create some pretty fabulous drinks! The taste is spot on; floral yet sweet with hints of tropical fruit. The bottle is absolutely beautiful, makes a very nice gift. I'd highly recommend trying this!