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August 14, 2007

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Tea

Aww, how sweet is that! And it sounds delish. That Keckler is a peach.

sam

At least we all have one each now, and we also know where all the secret stockists in the entire bay area are, who all only carry one bottle at a time each, so with apologies to any other readers out there who are interested - I am sorry but I ain't telling. Its so easy to drink, I don't think it will be too long before I need another bottle and I don't want them ot be all sold out.

Pam

I've had wine made from the elderflowers when I was in Austria, but not a liqueur. Interesting! I'll have to check out BevMo to see if they have the wine, too - I've been dreaming of it ever since I tasted it! Thanks for the idea!

rachel

Thanks so much for being the inspiration Catherine! It sounds like something I would love, so I found two bottles at the BevMo in Albany. It seems there is enough to go around!

Mary L.

I'm not much of a drinker but I do like exotic cordials.
I recently discovered St. Germain when I bought a small 'taster' bottle at the local Richmond, VA ABC store.
HEAVENLY! It has the fragrance of roses, has a slightly spicy honeyed taste with a bit of grapefuit. The taste of honey lingers on my lips long after I finish the drink. I am addicted and in love!
I just splurged and bought myself a beautiful bottle.
And you're right; it does resemble TEJ but with out the goaty aftertaste!
I'll try your cocktail!

Paula Maack

I love the gorgeous Belle Epoque ads for this liqueur. I have yet to try it, but I love elderberry honeywine (mead), and your description (and Mary's) of St. Germain's liqueur sounds heavenly.

I will have to go out and buy a bottle, post haste! I'm sold.

I can't wait to try out your tasty cocktails, too! They sound yummy!!

Cheers,

~ Paula
(from Ambrosia Quest)

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