Grand Marnier Cuvee du Centenaire Liqueur 700mLA step up from Grand Marnier's entry level bottling is the harder to find 'Cuvee du Centenaire'. First released in 1927 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the creation of the company, it employs Cognac reserves aged up to 25 years (primarily from Grande Champagne) combined with the distilled essence of Seville oranges. The end result is married for around two years in oak.

Absinth is gaining popularity at an astonishing rate and this is no surprise

A clever twist on the classic Martini can be made using Paraiso instead of Gin

As a classic liqueur

Quality and craftsmanship since 1866

Using harvested Bison grass

The palate is beautifully balanced with both sweetness and gin in spades and spice character on the finish

Distilled with 6 unique botanicals

followed by zesty sweet citrus and hints of black pepper

The largest selling Irish whiskey in the world today

We aged our eau-de-vie for at least 9 years

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