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'm currently having a love affair with this liquor. I was initially drawn to the art deco style of the bottle, but the light botanical flavor is what has me coming back for more. I often add a splash to a glass of champagne or to a basic gin and tonic to take then to the next level.

I love St. Germain. 100%. When I'm feeling fancy, I love making cucumber coolers. The elderflower is a really light, floral touch to the drink and it's so refreshing. I usually add a little lemon juice, simple syrup, sliced cucumbers, and white rum to this and BAM, you've got yourself a nice summer knockout!

If you aren't using this soft, sweet, elderflower liquor you definitely need to be! St. Germain is a subtle indulgence which will give your hot toddy's new life. Add it to the traditional bourbon, honey, lemon, and tea combo and enjoy the flowery notes it carries into your nose and mouth. Plus the bottle is super cool.

I was a cocktail waitress when saint Germaine launched. I could NOT believe how amazing this product was and I really took to it after learning about its qualities! It REALY does add to your champagne! It's subtle. Sweet and BEST OF ALL unique. A must have for EVERY bar.

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.

One word, wow. This is a beautiful liquor that makes any drink its in special and delicious. I stumbled upon this while at a restaurant where you'd least respect it but I'm so glad I did. This to me is a must have in any bar!! And the art deco bottle??? PLEASE!!

I love The versatility of this liqueur. I use it in champagne and Prosecco, as well as in other cocktails like grapefruit vodka for a unique finish. It has a sweetness, but not overly so, if you don't add to much. I've never tried it alone or on the rocks, but maybe I will. I give it as gifts for its elegance and versatility, with Prosecco. I love the whole French vibe, and I've sat in French cafés sipping it with champagne and seltzer or soda on a hot day, delicious!

If you could bottle the taste of spring, this would probably be it. I love finding new things to mix St. Germains with, but citrus and sparkling beverages definitely top the list, most of the time; a little 99 peaches with St. Germains is sure to impress if you're mixing the cocktails for brunch though. 

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!