Alright, here’s mine…. you saw Adam’s right, the Champagne Cosmo… it is completely delicious, but I needed to share one of my own, well not really my own, it is inspired by the St. Germain website, but, who cares, I drank it. Have you ever had St. Germain? It is certainly a liqueur you want with something… to me, it’s a tad too sweet by itself, but when paired with something a little drier.. well, I’m happy! It’s actually made from elderflower… I’m not 100% sure what that means at the moment, but it sounds cool, right?
Anywho…. it’s delicious and perfect for New Years! Enjoy!
| St. Germain and Champagne |
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Prep time: 5 mins
Total time: 5 mins
Serves: 4
Simple, elegant and absolutely delightful. Floral St. Germain mixes with dry champagne makes a perfect cocktail to start or end an evening!
Ingredients
- 1/2 ounce chilled St. Germain
- 4 ounces chilled dry champagne or sparkling wine
- orange
Method
- Add St. Germain and champagne to a flute or champagne glass add a spritz of orange juice, and then enjoy!
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This sounds like the perfect way to brighten up a cocktail this evening. Can I ask where you got your coupe glasses? I have been looking for something similar for ages!
Hi Annabelle — we got those at Crate and Barrel Outlet… check crate and barrel online, I bet you can find them! – Joanne
Hi Joanne-
Just wanted to let you know that Elderflowers (also called Elderblow) are the beautiful white flowers from the Elder tree. If left on the tree they turn into Elderberries. Both the flowers and berries have been used medicinally for many many years to treat colds and flu, so now you can feel virtuous about drinking St. Germain!
We might just have to get ourselves another bottle, then! Thanks for the info, Kathryn!
-Joanne