Grand Marnier Orange Liqueur 1.75 L

Grand Marnier Orange Liqueur is the cognac-based orange liqueur created in 1880 by Alexandre Marnier Lapostolle, blending aged cognac with distilled essence of bitter orange peel. The cognac base gives it real depth: on the nose, orange zest and vanilla; on the palate, warm brandied fruit, toffee, and bright citrus balanced against a lightly bitter orange backbone; the finish is long and polished rather than simply sweet. It's a workhorse bottle — equally useful poured into a cocktail, splashed over dessert, or used in baking — for anyone who wants one orange liqueur that covers all three.

How to drink Grand Marnier Orange Liqueur

A short pour over ice with a squeeze of lime makes a simple, honest sipper, but its real job is in the shaker — float it on a Margarita, build a proper Sidecar, or use it to finish a Cosmopolitan. In the kitchen, it's just as at home flambéed over crêpes or stirred into a glaze.

Cognac80.0 proof