St-Germain spritz cocktail is a citrus sensation with a hint of elderflower. Truly refreshing during the hot summer month and will take only 3 minutes to make.
We love going out and trying different cocktails, however when you are at home, you still want the same experience.
Therefore, we have created a selection of cocktails which are easy to make at home and do not require any experience.
What is St-Germain made of?
The liquor is made from elderflower – small, white starry flowers. Which blossom during the spring and summer, this flower is very commonly used in Europe.
What does Cointreau taste like?
Cointreau is made in France from oranges. This sweet liquor can be used as digestive and aperitif.
If you like the taste of orange, you might want to try our sidecar martini!
leat's make st-germain spritz!
Ingredients:
- 5 mint leaves
- 2 shots Couintraue
- 3 shots of Soda
- 1 shot St-Germain elderflower liquire
- 1 shot of freshly squeezed lemon juice
Method:
To make St-Germain spritz is very easy – start by putting some mint leaves in the shaker and bruising them with a cocktail stamper. Then, add some ice to the shaker with St-Germain, Cointreau and lemon juice. Finally shake it all together for about 30 secconds.Â
Seave the mixture into a tall glass filled up with crushed ice. Top it up with soda and stir gently.Â
In order to make your St-Germain look like it was made from a professional bar tender, add some mint leaves and lemon peal as a garnish!
Enjoy!
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St-Germain spritz
Equipment
- Cocktail stamper
- Tall glass
- Cocktail measure
Ingredients
- 5 each mint leaves
- 2 shots shots Couintraue
- 3 shots Soda
- 1 shot St-Germain elderflower liquor
- 1 shot of freshly squeezed lemon juice
Instructions
- Start by lightly muddling mint in the base of the shaker (just to bruise) with cocktail stamper
- Add ice to the shaker and pour in Couintraue, St-Germain and lime juice
- Shake well
- Pour into a gin glass filled up with crushed ice-cubes
- Top up with soda and stir gently
- Enjoy!
Hints and Tips
Make the cocktail extra bubbly and substitute soda with Prosecco. If you do not have a cocktail stamper, feel free to use a small wooden or plastic rolling pin in side the shaker. 1 shot is equivalent to 25ml.Can I substitute the ingredients?
St-Germain spritz is easy to make, you can substitute St-Germain with Fiorente (Italian elderflower liquor). I prefer to use St-Germain as it is commonly available in the supermarkets.
Instead of Cointreau you could use Gran Marnier is another French orange flavoured liquor.
In my opinion, you could be as flexible as you wish.
We hope you enjoyed this amazingly refreshing St-Germain spritz cocktail. Serve it as an aperitif, enjoy it with your friends and family. Share this recipe on your social media to help others to enjoy this citrus sensation. Looking for more elderflower recipes, try quick and easy Elderflower champagne recipe, super refreshing and perfect for your summer dinner parties!Â
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I LOVE ST-Germain and this cocktail is now at the top of my favorites list!
I just realized, I already have every one of these ingredients on hand! St Germain Spritz is on the menu tonight!!!
Yum. So refreshing and I am growing mint in my garden. BONUS!!!
Will have to hunt down some elderflower liqour as I soooo want to try this!
This St-Germain spritz cocktail looks really tasty and very refreshing to have! I will definitely enjoy a sip with my wife.
This looks perfectly refreshing!
St-Germain spritz cocktail looks really tasty and refreshing! Perfect for summer!
What a pretty drink! I’ve never tried elderflower but this sounds so refreshingly good.