St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur

Compared against DeKuyper Fleur and St. Germain was just superior in every way. Richer, sweeter, almost honey-like on the palate.

Aromas of fruit cocktail with extra cherry. Amazing on the nose. The flavor is still sweet and fruity. But it comes off a little medicinal on the finish. Cloying and full bodied

In the business we call it “Bartenders Ketchup” because if you add this to a poorly balanced cocktail it will make it instantly better. Like Ketchup though use in moderation. The Taste of this pioneer in elderflower liqueur is very Lichee and tropical perfumed fruit.

A delightful liqueur. The nose is splendidly floral with notes of elderflower, lychee berry, and grapefruit. On the palate the spirit opens up into a sweet berry affair. It features sweet notes of lychee, cherry, apricot, and a slightly tropical finish reminiscent of the grapefuit in the nose. The elderflower is almost lost in the sweetness of the drink. If anything it is more like an elderflower honey liqueur. A delightful spirit that I'd pair with gin, a tequila, or perhaps a cognac when building a cocktail. It could also be excellent to do a St. Germain wash in a glass before building a cocktail, similar to an absinthe wash.

Great taste.