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Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge Liqueur (1.75L)
Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge Liqueur (1.75L)
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- BrandGrand Marnier Cordon Rouge
- CategoryLiqueurs
- CountryFrance
- DistilleryMaison Marnier Lapostolle
- Style Liqueur
- Alcohol40.0%
The famous Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge Liqueur has never been equaled.
Jean Baptiste Lapostolle had a small corner distillery in Neauphle-le-Chateau, France where he made fruit Brandies and Liqueurs. His granddaughter Jean married Louis-Alexandre Marnier, and thus Maison Marnier-Lapostolle was born. The Grand Marnier brand was acquired by Campari Group in 2016 after nearly 200 years. The company has produced a range of Spirits, but the Grand Marnier name is synonymous with their famous, orange-flavored Cordon Rouge.
Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge was invented in 1880. Louis-Alexandre was inspired by the Curacao Liqueurs of the Caribbean and combined fine French Cognac with exotic bitter and sweet orange zests and cane syrup to create his signature Spirit. Without a doubt, Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge is the king of orange Liqueurs.
Smartass Corner #1:
Louis-Alexandre Marnier Lapostolle was close friends with Caesar Ritz — founder of the famed Ritz Hotel. It was Caesar Ritz who dubbed the new Spirit "Le Grand Marnier"… "The great Marnier."
Smartass Corner #2:
"Cordon Rouge" means "red ribbon" in French and refers to the sealing ribbon on the neck of the bottle. The company also produced a Cordon Jaune (yellow ribbon) version that was discontinued in 2017.
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orange zest
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marmalade
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blossom
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honey
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bittersweet
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sugar cane
Appearance / Color
Ruddy Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is filled with notes of flamed orange zest and marmalade.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile is exactly as you think it should be — brilliant, powerful notes of orange essence and orange blossom honey over a base of rich French Cognac.
Finish
Taken neat the finish is long and deeply aromatic.
About
The famous Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge Liqueur has never been equaled.
Jean Baptiste Lapostolle had a small corner distillery in Neauphle-le-Chateau, France where he made fruit Brandies and Liqueurs. His granddaughter Jean married Louis-Alexandre Marnier, and thus Maison Marnier-Lapostolle was born. The Grand Marnier brand was acquired by Campari Group in 2016 after nearly 200 years. The company has produced a range of Spirits, but the Grand Marnier name is synonymous with their famous, orange-flavored Cordon Rouge.
Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge was invented in 1880. Louis-Alexandre was inspired by the Curacao Liqueurs of the Caribbean and combined fine French Cognac with exotic bitter and sweet orange zests and cane syrup to create his signature Spirit. Without a doubt, Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge is the king of orange Liqueurs.
Smartass Corner #1:
Louis-Alexandre Marnier Lapostolle was close friends with Caesar Ritz — founder of the famed Ritz Hotel. It was Caesar Ritz who dubbed the new Spirit "Le Grand Marnier"… "The great Marnier."
Smartass Corner #2:
"Cordon Rouge" means "red ribbon" in French and refers to the sealing ribbon on the neck of the bottle. The company also produced a Cordon Jaune (yellow ribbon) version that was discontinued in 2017.
- BrandGrand Marnier Cordon Rouge
- CategoryLiqueurs
- CountryFrance
- DistilleryMaison Marnier Lapostolle
- Style Liqueur
- Alcohol40.0%
-
orange zest
-
marmalade
-
blossom
-
honey
-
bittersweet
-
sugar cane
Appearance / Color
Ruddy Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is filled with notes of flamed orange zest and marmalade.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile is exactly as you think it should be — brilliant, powerful notes of orange essence and orange blossom honey over a base of rich French Cognac.
Finish
Taken neat the finish is long and deeply aromatic.
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