Not just orange. Not just sweet. This is liqueur with lineage. The Cointreau French Orange Liqueur is the heartbeat of the world’s greatest cocktails, from margaritas to cosmopolitans and yet, it’s just as perfect neat, chilled, and savored slowly.

Cointreau French Orange Liqueur 50cl
Brand: Cointreau | Category: Triple Sec / Orange Liqueur | ABV: 40% | Origin: Angers, France | Vol: 500ml

Tasting Profile
Nose: Fresh, radiant orange peel with whispers of jasmine and spice, clean and inviting.
Palate: Crisp and zesty. Sweet Valencia oranges meet bitter Curaçao zest, layered with a silky, almost crystalline texture.
Finish: Balanced, long, and citrus-bright. Leaves a cool, elegant trace of orange blossom and light spice.

Production Details
Since 1849, Cointreau has been crafted in Angers, France using a meticulous blend of sweet and bitter orange peels. Distilled three times for clarity and flavor purity, it’s triple sec in form but Cointreau in legend.

Perfect For
Crafting timeless cocktails at home. Elevating dessert pairings. Or sipping over ice after a long, indulgent dinner.

Expert Notes
Regarded as the gold standard in orange liqueurs, Cointreau brings balance and intensity without overpowering. It’s a staple behind every serious bar for good reason.

Customer Reviews
“Makes every cocktail taste like it came from a speakeasy.”
“Smooth, bright, and dangerously easy to sip on ice.”
“One of the few bottles I replace before it runs out.”

Interesting Fact
Cointreau is the secret behind the original Margarita recipe and has been featured in over 350 cocktail classics since the 19th century.

Serving Suggestions
Try it neat and chilled as a digestif. Or shake it into a Margarita (2:1:1 with tequila and lime juice) and see why bartenders never settle for anything less.

Distillery Background
Founded by Edouard Cointreau in the Loire Valley, the house of Cointreau has mastered the art of distillation for over 170 years. Today, it remains one of France’s most iconic spirits, equal parts tradition and timeless flair.