If you’re a fan of the Aperol Spritz, you understand that its main flavor gives the drink a bittersweet, citrus flavor. The use of St-Germain gives it a completely different complexity.

When it comes to the spritz, I sometimes wonder if we overthink them; not because they are not solid refreshing drinks, but because it seems the Aperol and Hugo (St-Germain) spritzes get the job ...

Despite using an iconic French ingredient, St-Germain, this cocktail was ... for an elderflower base. The 9 Best Aperol Alternatives for a Spritz, According to Bar Pros Though the drink grew ...

Turn beloved North Carolina Cheerwine into a refreshing and bubbly spritz perfect for parties, happy hours, or just a long ...

Finally, for a "sweet and crisp" take on a spritz, Amy Beecham in Stylist advised replacing Aperol with St-Germain elderflower liqueur. Top the fruity spirit with prosecco, soda and a wedge of ...

Berto Bitter Spritz eschews some of the additives that you’re likely to find in Campari and Aperol (Berto Bitter ... garnish with grapefruit. St Germain is a delicious French liqueur made ...

Recognisable all over the globe, with the famous Aperol Spritz placed as the eighth best ... mix it with your favourite gin and a splash of St Germain for an elderflower and orange serve, or ...

Move aside, Aperol. The Hugo spritz—a nimble union of prosecco ... Today, most versions rely on elderflower liqueur (St-Germain is good and widely available), which is why you’ll also see ...