St Germain Elderflower 750ml

Name: St Germain Elderflower 750ml
Brand: St Germain
SKU: 03958
Price: 31.99 USD
Availability: instock
Rating: 4.4 (61 reviews)

4.4 61 reviews

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Product Details:

Critic Score

89/100

User Rating

4.4 Stars

Producer

St Germain

Product Type

Liqueur - Herb - Spice

Size

750ml

Awards

International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2010: Silver (Best In Class) International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2009: Silver

Critic Scores & User Ratings are based on an aggregated international Global Wine Score (GWS).

St Germain Elderflower 750ml - Item Code: 03958

Discover St Germain Elderflower 750ml:

St Germain Elderflower is a unique and sophisticated liqueur made from freshly hand-picked elderflower blossoms. This delicate and fragrant liqueur is made with a unique blend of French cognac and fresh fruit macerations. The result is a light and floral liqueur with a subtle sweetness and a hint of citrus.

St Germain Elderflower has a light golden hue and a delicate aroma of elderflower, citrus, and honey. On the palate, it is sweet and smooth with a hint of citrus and a subtle floral finish. It is perfect for sipping on its own or for adding a unique twist to your favorite cocktails.

Tasting Notes: St Germain Elderflower has a light golden hue and a delicate aroma of elderflower, citrus, and honey. On the palate, it is sweet and smooth with a hint of citrus and a subtle floral finish.

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About the Producer: St Germain

Saint Germain is a handmade French liqueur with elderflower flowers. The appetizer was created by Robert Cooper and launched in 2007 by Cooper Spirits Company with immediate success. Each bottle of St Germain is individually numbered to reflect the year the elderberry was harvested. The company was sold to Bacardi in 2013. St Germain's breeding process revolves mainly around keeping the elderberry flowers fresh. For just a few weeks in late spring, wild elderflowers are collected by local collectors in the French Alps and transported by bicycle to selected villages, then immediately transported to the Saint-Germain distillery. Elderberry flowers quickly lose their delicate flavor and aroma if left too long, become bitter when pressed, lose their complexity when frozen, and lose their flavor with traditional maceration, so Saint-Germain uses ancient French methods, kept secret , to extract the fresh elderflower flower essence for distillation. The Saint-Germain cocktail is made with champagne, soda and lemon, but the bright, aromatic liqueur is used as a substitute or complement to many traditional appetizers and cocktails, including gimlet, martini, daiquiri and sangria.