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Grand Marnier Quintessence 750 ml

Name: Grand Marnier Quintessence 750 ml
Brand: Grand Marnier
SKU: VWS_200420167
Price: 3500.99 USD
Availability: InStock

France · 80 Proof

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About this bottle

Grand Marnier Quintessence is a limited-edition cognac-based liqueur from the Grand Marnier family. It is made with a blend of cognacs aged up to 40 years, and is the most expensive and exclusive expression of the Grand Marnier range. It is bottled at 40% ABV and comes in a 750 ml bottle.

How to drink Grand Marnier Quintessence

Sip it neat in a snifter the way you would a fine Cognac — this is built for savoring alone, not for mixing into a Cosmopolitan. Let it sit a moment to come up to room temperature so the orange and aged cognac notes open up further.

Tasting notes

Noseorange and aged cognac

Palaterich, complex citrus and oak

Finishlong

Specs

Liqueur80 proof · France

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Questions about this bottle

How should Grand Marnier Quintessence be served?

Neat or with a single ice cube in a snifter -- this is Grand Marnier's top-tier expression, built for sipping rather than mixing.

What makes Quintessence different from standard Grand Marnier?

It's built on a blend of cognacs aged up to 40 years, combined with bitter orange essence, giving it far more oak and cognac depth than the standard Cordon Rouge bottling.

When was Grand Marnier created?

Louis-Alexandre Marnier Lapostolle created the original Grand Marnier in 1880, blending cognac with bitter orange essence.