With: Gin, elderflower liqueur, Chardonnay wine, and dry vermouth. We say: An elderflower and Chablis influenced, not so dry Martini – yup, St-Germain is on the left bank of the Seine. With: Gin, ...

transforming ordinary cocktails into extraordinary experiences. That's the magic of St-Germain. As the renowned Italian-turned-SoCal mixologist Vincenzo Marianella puts it, "St-Germain is one of ...

Germain with gin, Cointreau, and even a dash of absinthe ... The post Explore the flavors of elderflower with these St. Germain cocktails appeared first on The Manual.

Despite the term's disparaging connotation, St-Germain's adaptability shines through in a variety of cocktails. "It blends and tastes great with almost any basic spirits — tequila, vodka ...

Strain the cocktail into the absinthe rinsed glass and garnish with a lemon twist. 2 oz. Japanese gin 1 ½ oz. zucchini water 1 oz. St-Germain ½ oz. lemon juice Garnish: thinly sliced cucumber ...

1. The first step to get this cocktail right is to have a good froth for which we will use a technique called the dry shake. First used by Chad Solomon of the Pegu Club NY, for this technique you can ...

This drink is a sultry spin on the classic Tom Collins. Freshen up gin with lemon, St. Germain and a touch of honey simple syrup for a smooth and refreshing cocktail. Shake first five ingredients with ...

St. Germain is a gorgeous French liqueur made from fresh, hand-picked elderflowers and produced using traditional French methods. Try the St. Germain Spritz (40ml St. Germain, 60ml Champagne, 60ml ...

0.25 oz St Germain, 2oz Tito’s. Add a scoop of ice. Cover and shake. Strain into Coupe glass. In a rosebud glass, fill with 0.5 oz of Butterfly Pea. Present cocktail and rosebud glass and pour ...

3/4 oz. pear liqueur, such as Clear Creek Pear Brandy or Aqua Perfecta Pear Eau de Vie 3/4 oz. elderflower liqueur, such as St. Germain or Belvoir Bartender Kelly Swenson expertly blends pear puree ...