St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur

I'm a fan. Its a great liqueur and addition to many cocktails. Look up the stgermain spritz which is so easy to make. Its great with tonics and lemonade too. Reminds me of summer and not a UK summer lol.

Had this in Verona at the opera mixed has a Hugo 5 stars

Quite a versitile mix with lime vodka or a gin on ice or soda watet

Beautiful product. Especially with gin and gingerbeer.

It has a smooth taste, fabulous floral nose and is very popular at my dinner parties either as an aperitif or digestive. The bottle is so artfully designed you could pay just for the bottle and still be pleased with your purchase. Rather difficult to find however. As I write it is out of stock on this site.

The best 10/10

Hoping I get some feedback about this. I know this is known for cocktails but oh my, I'm drinking it neat in very teeny tiny sips. Of course i am enjoying the amazing nose also, and both are really amazing. Just like an amazing whisky, it seems sensible to enjoy this over time, slowly, little by little. It's really a delicious experience. Perhaps it is so sweet by nature that I will turn to sparkling beverages with this throughout, but this is just amazing stuff and the company story is great too. I wanted it years ago and for some reason never bought. Tasted it for the first tine the other day... it's so good that it doesn't even matter that its alcohol. I would want this flavour and scent even if it were non alcoholic. Brings me back to the days when Trader Joe's here in California had, in my opinion, one of their best underrated deals ever. They had an awesome price point on bottle green Elderflower presse sparkling beverage. It was like gourmet sofa, the best ever, so awesome. And this smell and taste is so good like that was, Even better in its own way, and that bottle green was truly delicious.

in my opinion 10/10

Being reminded twice by the product description that the product is very good may make you cautious, but you can relax, as St Germain is definitely very good. The floral tones serve as a great complement to many fruity cocktails. Consider adding a splash to a Screwdriver or Harvey Wallbanger!