OMG Is this St Germain Liqueur divine. Are use it in an elderflower gin spreads but it also combine it with some confectioners sugar in a drizzle it over my scones and my sugar cookies. And now since I’m planting strawberries I’m going to toss my strawberries with this St Germain Liqueur  and spoon it over some strawberry shortcake her ice cream and watch everybody’s eyes pop as a taster oh so good flavour of the St Germain Liqueur 

A bottle of this is necessary if you are a lover of mixed gin cocktails. A little goes a long way so even though it is a pricey bottle for something you use very little of, this bottle will last a very long time, plus it’s a nice sexy looking bottle to have on display. It’s nice just added to some bubbles for a nice little twist.

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.

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

Pairs incredibly with Tito’s I’m a French pair martini. It’s flavor is really unique and floral-like. I wouldn’t pick st. Germain but also thrilled I tried it in this particular beverage because it is delicious. Very dangerous because it’s so easy to consume.

The ultimate mixer and bad wine bottle saver. Margaritas, mojitos, French 77s, punches, and more. My all time #1 Liqueur. I will seek drinks out on bar menus that include it. Floral, smooth, and well balanced. I can't wait for the bars to open again and be able to order my favorite St. Germain drinks.

One of the greatest liqueurs I’ve tried! I first discovered elderflower flavoring in England and was super impressed when I tried this back in the United States years later. While on the expensive side, not a lot is needed to pack an ornate punch of floral, peach, sweet, sophisticated flavoring in any cocktail. I haven’t compared St. Germain to any other elderflower liqueurs, but I’m not sure if I would with how much I love this.

I love everything floral how could I not love this. I use it to make either mimosas or for martinis. It tastes so good. Plus the bottles are really really attractive. St Germain makes any cocktail really high end and elevated. I have already repurchased it 5 times and will continue to do so

I love st Germain. It is honestly such an overlooked cordial but I am so grateful it exists. It adds a nice floral note to fruity drinks like vodka lemonade of mint and cucumber vodka coolers. I wish bigger bottles existed or were easier to find because I use a lot of this stuff!

We love making champagne (or cava or Prosecco) cocktails at our house and this is a must have. It’s very sweet, floral and viscous but adds just enough depth of flavor to cocktails to make it a great alternative to other sweetness. I also LOVE the bottle design.