The mystery of the St. Rita and the Flor de Don Juan

Food & Drink · Published 2 October 2026 Swipe more like this →

In short: Discover how a recipe from the St-Germain website might actually be known as the 'Flor de Don Juan' in Difford's guide.

This video explores a 'Lost & Found' cocktail recipe involving St-Germain and tequila. To prepare it, combine all ingredients in a shaker with ice, then double strain the mixture over ice into a rocks glass. A lime wedge serves as the final garnish.

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