St‑Germain is a French liqueur made with fresh elderflowers, handpicked in full bloom every spring. Up to one thousand carefully selected flowers to fill every bottle! The result: a finely crafted, perfectly balanced liqueur that leaves a lasting memory.

The world’s first elderflower liqueur was lunched in 2007. Inspired by Paris and its iconic quarter St‑Germain‑des‑Prés, St‑Germain sets a precedent as a modern liqueur made for cocktails, and perfect for the aperitif. Its versatility makes it a great tool for the world’s best bartenders and a must have in your home bar.

The wild, natural sweetness of fresh, handpicked elderflowers gives St Germain a transformative flavour; indulgent, yet delicate with a fresh natural sweetness and notes of pear and honeysuckle. Brilliant in a Spritz, or why not add a dash of ‘je ne sais quoi’ to your favorite cocktail, gin & tonic or sparkling wine?

Liqueur: St Germain With 2-Glass & Stir

The secret to this sweet treat is elderflower blossoms hand picked in the foothills of the Alps. Try as an after dinner drink or added to some bubbly for a festive cocktail.

Size: 750mL

Proof:40 (20% ABV)

Origin: France

Distillery: Cooper Spirits International

Detailed Description

Creating spirits is a labor of love, but few other liqueurs have such a laborious process. To gather the elderflowers needed to distill St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur, a team of 40 to 50 workers head to the French countryside and pick the blossoms of the beautiful flower. The window for picking the flowers is short, lasting only a few weeks in the spring. The rush to pick the blossoms resembles a last-minute rush by boyfriends or husbands to grab a fresh bouquet on Valentine's Day, but St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur boasts more satisfied recipients. Once picked, a race starts to begin the distillation process as the delicate flavors begin to dissipate only a short time after harvest.

St Germain Liqueur With 2-Glass & Stir Tasting Notes

Nose: Smooth and floral, characteristic of elderflower.

Palate: Sap, slightly acidic and gourmet.

Finish: Smooth finish.

Distillery Information

Cooper Spirits International, LLC operates as a distiller. The company produces alcoholic beverages. The company was incorporated in 2006 and is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Cooper Spirits International, LLC has additional offices in New York and Paris.

St‑Germain is a French liqueur made with fresh elderflowers, handpicked in full bloom every spring. Up to one thousand carefully selected flowers to fill every bottle! The result: a finely crafted, perfectly balanced liqueur that leaves a lasting memory.

The world’s first elderflower liqueur was lunched in 2007. Inspired by Paris and its iconic quarter St‑Germain‑des‑Prés, St‑Germain sets a precedent as a modern liqueur made for cocktails, and perfect for the aperitif. Its versatility makes it a great tool for the world’s best bartenders and a must have in your home bar.

The wild, natural sweetness of fresh, handpicked elderflowers gives St Germain a transformative flavour; indulgent, yet delicate with a fresh natural sweetness and notes of pear and honeysuckle. Brilliant in a Spritz, or why not add a dash of ‘je ne sais quoi’ to your favorite cocktail, gin & tonic or sparkling wine?

St‑Germain is a French liqueur made with fresh elderflowers, handpicked in full bloom every spring. Up to one thousand carefully selected flowers to fill every bottle! The result: a finely crafted, perfectly balanced liqueur that leaves a lasting memory.

The world’s first elderflower liqueur was lunched in 2007. Inspired by Paris and its iconic quarter St‑Germain‑des‑Prés, St‑Germain sets a precedent as a modern liqueur made for cocktails, and perfect for the aperitif. Its versatility makes it a great tool for the world’s best bartenders and a must have in your home bar.

The wild, natural sweetness of fresh, handpicked elderflowers gives St Germain a transformative flavour; indulgent, yet delicate with a fresh natural sweetness and notes of pear and honeysuckle. Brilliant in a Spritz, or why not add a dash of ‘je ne sais quoi’ to your favorite cocktail, gin & tonic or sparkling wine?