France Triple Sec

“TASTING NOTES: - Color: Grand Marnier Triple Sec shows a crystalline color. - Nose: Notes of orange blossoms and candied citrus peels. - Mouth: flavor with notes of bitter orange marmalade and candied orange COUNTRY: France”

“Tried it last year at the airport, oh my its good.”

“Excellent packing and quick delivery”

“- The classic orange liqueur of triple sec. Cointreau has been a world-wide legend since its creation in 1849. - Its authentic qualities, 150 years heritage, and its presence in virtually every bar in the world makes Cointreau one of the most famous crystal-clear spirits.”

“- Cointreau Noir offers the perfect balance between a cognac and a liqueur. - Made from a harmonious blend of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau orange liqueur, it is a deliciously smooth drink with a clean finish. - Perfect neat or on ice.”

“- A subtle combination of bitter orange skin from Haiti and sweet orange zest from the south of Spain. - The addition of aromatic plants gives the characteristic touch specific to Marie Brizard Triple Sec. - The ingredients are distilled with care to produce this Liqueur that adds something...”

“TASTING NOTES OF Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao: - Color: AMABAR with orange tones. - Flavour: aromas of orange combined with candied orange peel, toasted wood notes. - Taste: A agriculce balance between vanilla, orange and spices. PRODUCER: Bibendum. COUNTRY: France.”

“intense flavor. Dried. Nothing cloying”

“- Clear with a pale silver hue. - Bright honeyed orange zest and pepper aromas with a soft, oily fruity sweet full body then an orange and custard finish.”

“- Agave Sec takes inspiration from Julio Bermejo's Tommy's Margarita - a variation on a Margarita, which is made with agave nectar in place of the usual triple sec. Whilst this is fast becoming a popular cocktail choice, it lacks some of the depth of a 'classic' Margarita because the original...”

“TASTING NOTES OF L'Original Combier Triple Sec : - Color: crystal clear. - Odor: orange blossom, fragrant, bitter orange peel, boiled lemons, Brazil nut shells. - Taste: orange, spices, tea notes, bergamot, lavender and violet. PRODUCER: Domaine Combier. Country France....”

“Different but good”

“- The curacao alcoholate is obtained from the double distillation of sweet and bitter oranges. - The fruit liqueur maker then steps in to give its finesse and mellowness to the Curacao liqueur by means of subtle blending. - Curacao Liqueur, evocative of the island of the same name, is an...”