St Maur are offering readers the chance to win a luxury cocktails hamper

Cocktail hamper

The team behind internationally-award-winning St Maur Elderflower Liqueur are offering Your West Midlands Wedding readers the chance to win a luxury cocktails hamper worth £150!

St Maur is a hand-crafted premium elderflower liqueur from the Heart of England. The versatile drink is perfect for both sipping and mixing. A beautiful aperitif on its own and sublime in brunch and pre-dinner cocktails, any time of the year.

Inspired by romance, St Maur was first created exclusively by William and Kelsey Seymour, Earl and Countess of Yarmouth, for their wedding guests at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire. Today, the proud producers have four prestigious industry awards to their name, including Best English Floral in the World Liqueur Awards and Gold at the Las Vegas Global Spirits Awards.

One lucky winner will receive a luxury hamper containing the main ingredients needed to make some favourite St Maur cocktails. Specially selected items in the hamper include: a 70cl celebration bottle of St Maur, sparkling English wine, champagne, soda water, ginger beer, lemons and limes, and recipe instructions. Plus, a further 20cl bottle of St Maur for the winner to pass on as a gift to a friend or family member. Equipment includes a Parisian cocktail shaker and Hawthorn sieve, a Mexican elbow lemon/lime squeezer, cocktail glasses, and a jigger spirit measure.

The competition closes on 30th March, 2023. To enter, please visit here.

For more information about St Maur and to see cocktail recipes, visit www.drinkstmaur.com

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