St. Germaine was a staple in my bartending career. I loved using it in my regular and strawberry margaritas to add a sweet yet refreshing taste. I also enjoy it over ice with a splash of soda or even sprite. If you haven't tried it yet, I would fully reccomend it!

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.

This floral liqueur is perfect for the summer. We add a little to lemonade & vodka (with a splash of club soda) for a refreshing cocktail. It's sticky/syrupy and sweet so a little bit goes a long way. To that end, my only request would be an option for a smaller size bottle.

I love this, especially in a gin and tonic or in a sparkling wine cocktail.  It's very sweet and syrupy.  If you don't think you'll go through it quickly, don't buy the 750mL bottle.  It's not incredibly high in alcohol content and I don't think it contains added preservatives.  It will darken in color and the flavor will change over time.  Better to buy a smaller bottle more frequently.     

This is interesting. I can't explain the flavor, it is nice, but unusual, couldn't figure out what I should mix it with, so I drank it straight on ice, and that was okay, did the job. It isn't cheap, so, don't buy it on impulse like I did, simply because you really love the way the bottle looks, and that pretty blue/green tag... I did enjoy it though

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!

My absolute favorite liqueur on the market. Honestly, I feel like this is fine on the rocks. It's lovely in just about any cocktail or on its own. Very smooth, not too sweet, and a delicious floral taste. I highly suggest everyone trying this at least once.

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.

Sweet, floral, bioshock-esque bottle. What more could i want? It is good straight, it's good in tea, if there was a candy that tasted like it I would be buying it CONSTANTLY. I dont drink often, but when I do its usually this. I collect bottles/jars as a hobby, and i absolutely love the design of this brand.

St. Germain Liqueur is a great liqueur to mix with dry champagne!! It is so delicious! It is a bit expensive but a little bit goes such a long way that it is definitely worth the price. Love love love! I would recommend this to anyone who hasn't tried it, and likes a little dash of something sweet.