Cointreau Orange Liqueur 0.7L

The Cointreau orange liqueur is a high-quality liqueur from France

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Cointreau Orange Liqueur 0.7L

The world-famous orange liqueur from Remy-Cointreau is very popular in over 150 countries and is suitable both neat and as a base for many cocktails. The recipe of the elegant Monsieur dates back to the founding era and consists of alcohol, sugar, water, and orange peels from the Caribbean. Today, the tradition of Cointreau orange liqueur is continued by the Master Distiller of Maison Cointreau, Carole Quinton.

The scent of Cointreau orange liqueur reveals all facets of the orange in its full splendor and is reminiscent of a walk through a garden full of blooming orange trees. On the tongue, you can feel the freshness of the orange-colored fruit, accompanied by a pleasant sweetness and juiciness. The finish is fruity and long-lasting.

Our recommendation: Cointreau orange liqueur is excellent as a base for creating cocktails. It can also be used in many ways in the kitchen, e.g., for refining desserts and jams.

Origin France
Alcohol 40 % Vol.
Serving temp. 4–6 °C
Volume 0,7 l
Country of origin France
Alcohol content 40 % Vol.

In detail

How does the Cointreau orange liqueur taste?

The Cointreau orange liqueur tastes intensely of fresh orange, accompanied by pleasant sweetness and juicy fruit. Even the scent shows the orange in many facets. It is reminiscent of a garden full of blooming orange trees. The fruit appears bright and clear.

This freshness continues on the palate. The sweetness is clearly noticeable but does not push the orange fruit into the background. With 40% vol, the Cointreau orange liqueur has a strong body for a liqueur. The finish is fruity and lasts a long time.

The recipe is simple: alcohol, sugar, water, and orange peels from the Caribbean. The liqueur is produced in France by the house of Rémy Cointreau. The short list of ingredients explains the straightforward taste. The focus is on the orange peel.

What does the Cointreau orange liqueur pair with?

The Cointreau orange liqueur is suitable neat as a digestif, for dessert, and as a base for cocktails. Serve it neat, well-chilled at 4 to 6 °C. This keeps the orange fruit fresh and the sweetness balanced. Classically, you serve it after a meal in a small glass.

In the bar, the Cointreau orange liqueur is a staple ingredient. It is a classic component in Margarita, Sidecar, and Cosmopolitan. Its orange note combines well with lime, cognac, or cranberry. On warm summer evenings, a cocktail with plenty of ice and fresh citrus fruit is a great choice.

You can also use the Cointreau orange liqueur in many ways in the kitchen. It refines desserts and jams. A splash goes well with crêpes, fruit salad, chocolate mousse, or homemade orange marmalade. In the cold season, it complements chocolate desserts and festive menus. The screw cap makes it easy to reseal the bottle after opening.

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The Distillery

Rémy Cointreau

Rémy Cointreau – behind this name lies one of the most impressive stories in the French spirits world. In family hands since 1724, the house unites two icons under one roof: the elegant Cognac Rémy Martin and the unmistakable orange liqueur Cointreau.

What has grown over centuries, you can taste in every sip – craftsmanship, patience, and an uncompromising demand for quality. No corporate thinking, but real passion for the distillate. Whether neat, on the rocks, or as the soul of your next cocktail – with Rémy Cointreau, you have France's art of distillation right in your glass.

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