St. Germain ElderflowerThe Elderflower, a small white blossom that only blooms for a few days in Spring, has a long history in mixology. Due to its delicate nature, the flavor was preserved in syrups that were often too sweet. St. Germain Liqueur has managed to harness the Elderflower's aromas and flavors in an elegant liqueur that far surpasses its predecessors. St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur should have a place in the bar of any cocktail enthusiast. It offers lovely

and vanilla cream notes up front are followed by candied fruit

this bottle shows off all the best flavors of Scotland

double distilled in small copper still

Initial caramel sweetness on the palate is followed by mint

December/2011

You must watch and listen to how they're made

Something so small used to create depth and complexity

crisp apple

This one is an addition to the other 12 year siblings - Sherry Oak and Fine Oak - and sits in between the two

ends up with sweet notes of caramel

was instrumental in passing the Bottled-In-Bond Act of 1897 (27 C

Each bottle is housed in a rugged