Try these St-Germain Cocktail Recipes – just in time for spring.

St-Germain is an elderflower liqueur created in the artisanal French manner from freshly hand-picked elderflower blossoms. With its bright and fruity flavours, it makes for the perfect springtime beverage. Here are five easy-to-make recipes to try at home for yourself.

St-Germain Spritz 

Ingredients:
30ml St-Germain
60ml Martini prosecco
60ml Soda

Method:
Build St-Germain, Prosecco and soda in a wine glass and fill with ice.
Stir and garnish with a lemon peel perfuming the top of the cocktail with the lemon zest.

Garnish: Lemon peel & Edible flower
Glassware: Champagne flute*

1920s (cocktail)

Ingredients:
30ml St-Germain
10ml Pomme Verte
20ml Fresh Apple juice
20ml Fresh cucumber
Top with Martini Prosecco

Method:
Build St-Germain, Pomme verte, apple juice and cucumber juice in a tall glass.
Add ice and top with Prosecco. Stir and garnish with an apple fan.

Glassware: Collins
Garnish: Apple Fan

Champs De Lyse (cocktail)

Ingredients:
20ml St-Germain
10ml Noily Prat
15ml Celery Juice
Pinch of salt
Top with sparking wine

Method:
Build St-Germain, Noily Prat, Celery Juice and a pinch of salt in a tall glass.
Top with French sparkling wine and ice.

Glassware: Champagne flute
Garnish: Celery Stick dipped in Himalayan sea salt

Le Vie en rose (cocktail)

Ingredients:
30ml St-Germain
20ml Lillet Rose
30ml Soda
Top with Martini Prosecco

Method:
Build St-Germain, Lillet Rose, soda and Prosecco in a wine glass. Add ice and stir.

Glassware: Stemless wine glass
Garnish: Dehydrated Lemon, Dill spring and rose petal

Lost in Paris (cocktail)

Ingredients:
20ml St-Germain
10ml Dry Sherry (Manzanilla Sherry)
30ml pink grapefruit
Top with Martini Prosecco

Method:
Build St-Germain, Sherry, pink grapefruit and Prosecco in a wine glass. Add ice and
stir.

Glassware: Art Deco wine glass
Garnish: Basil and fairy floss (optional)

To read more about St-Germain liquor, hop on the official website here