St. George Spiced Pear Liqueur

Tastes like fall and a spiced pear cobbler in a glass.Delicious and nice mouth feel. The flavor is sweet but not just sweet for the sake of being sweet. Drink Ratings 5 = Loved. Would actively recommend to other and will actively seek out bottle to purchase. 4 = Thoroughly enjoyed. Would drink again. May recommend to others. 3 = Enjoyed. But would not seek out again. 2 = Did not enjoy. May not finish drink. 1 = Disliked. Did not finish drink. Would discourage others from trying.

Like someone baked pears with brown sugar and cinnamon and put it in a bottle. Has a great mouthfeel (not too syrupy or cloying). I’ve just had it neat and with vanilla ice cream so far, but I am excited to experiment with it in cocktails this fall.

An elegant, fruit liqueur that has an aromatic birth with notes of Bartlett pears & baking spices, while rich & spicy life adds notes of cinnamon & clove that led to a long & bold death. November / December 2016 / / January / September 2017

It smells and tastes like a nicely spiced pear. Reasonable cinnamon and allspice without going overboard, with a thick and nectary mouthfeel. Mix it with an Irish whiskey to drink a scone with nice fall flavors.

This liqueur is Thanksgiving and Christmas in a glass. There are lovely cinnamon,cardamom,nutmeg and ginger. This is great over vanilla ice cream,in a cup of tea or as an after dinner drink.

Sweet spicy and ripe. Cinnamon, star anise, caramel and burnt orange rind come together with bruised cooked pears that a sweet but with some tartness still to find. Nice!