Grand Marnier has been offering a strong and exotic flavor with the combination of cognac and bitter orange essence since 1880. ππ₯
The production process of the liquor produced with centuries-old traditions is as follows;
π First of all, the dried peels of Citrus Bigaradia, also known as bitter orange, are soaked and placed in alcohol.
π It is kept for months until its smell becomes identified with alcohol.
π This beautifully aromatic mixture is distilled twice in copper jugs.
π Then it is mixed with cognac, sugar and a secret recipe kept like a secret.
While most liqueurs have an alcohol content of 15-30%, Grand Marnier is an extremely strong drink with an alcohol content of 40%.
In the French liqueur, bitter orange and brandy flavors are dominant. There are notes of vanilla and oak on the finish.
With an elegant touch, Grand Marnier takes cocktails away from tradition and to a more sophisticated level.
At the top of the cocktail list is the Cadillac Margarita.
Pour Grand Marnier over your classic margarita and achieve a completely different taste with little effort.
From the over-the-top Cadillac Margarita to pairing with Sparkling Prosecco, this liqueur has an option for everyoneβ¦.
