Why buy Liqueur Discontinued Grand Marnier Yellow

Grand Marnier's story began in 1827 when Jean-Baptiste Lapostolle founded a distillery in Neauphe -le- Château, France, which produces fruit liqueurs.

Grand Marnier is a triple sec liqueur that is still produced by the same family in France. The company boasts that it is the most exports from France, besides being the first liquor exported from that country. Sold in over 150 countries and is used in a wide variety of drinks and desserts.

The Grand Marnier Yellow is clear with a pale hue. Clean, fresh, with a strong orange smell. Slightly sweet on the palate with a touch of freshly squeezed orange juice and a touch of spice.

At that time, oranges were luxury items that were consumed only on special occasions like Christmas. By combining the complexity and smoothness of cognac with the exoticism of the distilled essence of orange Alexandre Marnier Lapostolle Louis created this famous liqueur .

Grand Marnier Yellow is the weaker brother of Grand Marnier Red . Yellow Label Grand Marnier is generally regarded as ideal for the preparation of cocktails. It is made with neutral grain spirit rather than cognac. It is used for mixed drinks and cooking, as Crêpes Suzette .

It's in the Top 40 of economic and cheap products of Liqueur Discontinued and in the Top 1240 of our best seller products.