Ordered a cocktail out that had an elder flower liquor in it.  I was immediately hooked.  Great unique flavor and pairs really well with gins and vodka.  Bottle is Gorrrgggggg.   i'm always searching for new recipes to add this liquor to.  Even something as easy as a prosecco or champagne. 

I feel like the reps for this product just do a really good job of sticking it in every bar. I don’t think I’ve ever seen it actually used or if I had a bottle at my house I wouldn’t have a clue what to mix it with (and I was a bartender for 5 years)

This tastes the way a floral perfume smells. I like it served neat. I also like to mix 1 shot of st Germain, 1 shot Chopin vodka, on the rocks and topped with seltzer. It’s so refreshing. For dessert, place 1 scoop vanilla ice cream into a bowl, add a handful of raspberries, and then drizzle a  little bit of St. Germain over top. It is absolutely divine! 

I'm a huge St. Germain fan! It's great in a spritz, or a vodka, gin, or tequila cocktail.  I find it pairs especially well with gin, lemon juice, and lavender.  Try it in a champagne class with some bubbles for a sophisticated brunch cocktail in place of a mimosa.  

This is an essential on my bar cart!! It elevates any cocktail with its sweet complex elderflower taste. Of course you can use this for a Hugo Spritz (Champagne & St. Germain) but I it for so many other mixed drinks too. If a cocktail is too strong add some St-Germain to sweeten it up and enhance the flavor. I will always have a bottle of this on my bar cart!

I liked this gin when I didn’t like gin. It is THAT good. The flavor is incredible. It makes every drink better. This is one of my all time favorite alcohols. It’s pricey, but it’s so delicious and it can knock you on your feet. Be careful with this one.

I keep st Germaine at the house for myself. You see, I’m not much of a dry white wine drinker but I’m known to love champagne. So when friends bring something that’s too dry? I pop a shot of St. Germain liqueur and it brings just the right amount of sweetness!

This is nothing I would drink alone. I use this to mix with gin based drinks. It adds a nice fragrance and lightness. The price point is affordable. The bottle is beautiful, very art nouveau. Great to display on the bar cart. Is it essential? No, but a nice add on.

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.

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!