Eat & Drink Recipes

Mindful Mixology: St-Germain Elderflower Spritz Recipe

By Sitchu Team UPDATED 11 August 2019

If you’re a cocktail-lover but conscious of calories and alcohol, we have a solution that will allow you to mix your cocktail and drink it too. St-Germain‘s Elderflower spritz is sweetly scented and refreshingly low-proof, meaning that it tastes good and will leave you feeling good.

Test out the recipe below and enjoy a spritz or two without a hangover or serious sugar-fuelled regrets.

Ingredients

30ml St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur 60ml Sparkling Rosé, Champagne or Prosecco60ml Soda Water 10ml Fresh Lemon Juice

Method

Fill your glass with ice.Add St-Germain, your choice of sparkling wine, fresh lemon juice and soda water.Gently stir to combined.Garnish with a slice of lemon.

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