Grand Marnier Cuvee Speciale Cent Cinquantenaire 150 Liqueur

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Grand Marnier 150 Cuvee Speciale Cent Cinquantenaire 150 Liqueur

A limited edition of Grand Marnier celebrating the 150th anniversary of the creation of the company by founder Jean-Baptiste Lapostolle. This exceptional cuvee was created in 1977. Composition An opulent and powerful blend of rare cognac reserves, aged up to 50 years, primarily from Grande Champagne, the best growing area, distilled essence of wild tropical oranges and the “Marnier secret”. The liqueur will acquire its full intensity and opulence after a minimum ageing of 3 years in oak vats. Tasting Notes – Deep amber / copper tones. – Complex powerful aroma. – Majestuous combination of cognac and orange. – Complex taste with wood and vanilla accents. – Exceptionally long and lingering finish.

Intended to be sipped neat to truly appreciate its complexity, this is a rare and exceptional offering from the renowned French producer.

It combines the essence of orange with forty-year-old Cognacs mainly from Grande Champagne, the region’s most prestigious production area, for a citrus-tinged, incredibly easy to sip spirit.

Grand Marnier Cuvee Speciale Cent Cinquantenaire 150 Liqueur,originally launched in 1977 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Grand Marnier, and is packaged in a hand-painted bottle decorated with distinctive Art Nouveau designs. It remains one of the best liqueurs in the world for the true connoisseur, earning seven Double Gold medals over the years at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. 

Nose: Candied orange blossom, with the balance of bergamot, wood and spicy notes.

Palate: Dried fruits, nutmeg and gingerbread. Macerated oranges in the length.

Finish: Lingering finish.