Liqueurs & Cordials/Grand Marnier Liqueur 750 ml

Grand Marnier Liqueur 750 ml

France · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Grand Marnier is a French orange liqueur built on a base of aged Cognac brandy rather than a neutral spirit, blended with distilled essence of bitter orange and sugar, a recipe dating back to 1880. That Cognac base is what separates it from other orange liqueurs like triple sec or Cointreau, giving it more depth and oak character underneath the bright bitter-orange flavor. Expect orange peel and caramel on the nose, a rich, warm orange flavor balanced by the Cognac's dried fruit and vanilla, and a smooth, lingering finish. It works equally well as a sipping liqueur or a cocktail ingredient.

How to drink Grand Marnier

Use it in a Margarita or Sidecar where its Cognac base adds depth beyond a standard triple sec, or sip it neat after dinner.

Tasting notes
Noseorange peel, caramel
Palatebitter orange, vanilla, dried fruit
Finishsmooth, lingering
Specs

Liqueur80 proof · Mash bill: Cognac base · France

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Questions about this bottle

Does Grand Marnier Liqueur need to be refrigerated after opening?

No — like most liqueurs, its sugar and alcohol content keep it shelf-stable at room temperature once opened; just keep the cap on tight and store it out of direct light.

What cocktails work well with Grand Marnier?

Use it in a Margarita or Sidecar, where its Cognac base adds depth beyond a standard triple sec.

What's Grand Marnier Liqueur built on?

It's built on a Cognac base.

What should I know about Grand Marnier?

Grand Marnier's recipe dates back to 1880 and is built on a base of aged Cognac brandy rather than a neutral spirit, which is what separates it from other orange liqueurs like triple sec.

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