St. George Spiced Pear Liqueur

It evokes the sensation of autumn and a spiced pear cobbler in a glass. Delicious with a pleasant mouthfeel. The flavor is sweet, but not gratuitously so. 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.

It's as if someone baked pears with brown sugar and cinnamon and bottled it. The texture in the mouth is excellent (not overly thick or sickly sweet). I've only tried it straight and with vanilla ice cream up to this point, but I'm eager to try it in mixed drinks this autumn.

A refined fruit cordial with an aromatic beginning featuring Bartlett pear and baking spice. Its rich and spicy character continues with cinnamon and clove, culminating in an enduring and strong finish. November / December 2016 / / January / September 2017

It smells and tastes of nicely spiced pear. Moderate cinnamon and allspice without being overwhelming, accompanied by a thick, syrupy mouthfeel. It's excellent mixed with an Irish whiskey for a scone with pleasant autumnal notes.

This liqueur embodies the spirit of Thanksgiving and Christmas. It features delightful notes of cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg, and ginger. It's fantastic served over vanilla ice cream, stirred into tea, or enjoyed as a digestif.

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