grand marnier cordon rouge release 1960'

grand marnier cordon rouge is an iconic french liqueur, renowned for its distinctive blend of aged cognac and bitter orange peels. created in 1880 by louis-alexandre marnier lapostolle, this liqueur has since become a staple in the world of spirits. the grand marnier cordon rouge release 1960' is a special edition of this liqueur. special editions of grand marnier are often highly sought after by collectors and spirits enthusiasts due to their rarity and unique character. the grand marnier estate, located in neauphle-le-château, france, is the birthplace of this famous liqueur. founded in 1827, the grand marnier house is known for its commitment to quality and tradition in the production of liqueurs and cognacs. oranges used in the production of grand marnier are carefully selected from the finest orchards in the mediterranean, and the cognac used is aged in french oak barrels to add complexity and depth to the final product. grand marnier cordon rouge is often enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as an ingredient in classic cocktails such as the sidecar or the grand margarita. its unique blend of orange and cognac flavors makes it a versatile choice appreciated by many spirits enthusiasts worldwide. what to do in the region? nature discovery: enjoy the picturesque landscapes of the region by hiking or cycling through vineyards and orange groves. admire the beauty of the french countryside and breathe in the fresh air of nature. visits to castles and historical monuments: explore the castles and historical monuments of the region to learn more about its cultural heritage. many castles offer guided tours that immerse you in the fascinating history of the region. tasting of local products: don't miss the opportunity to taste the gastronomic specialties of the region, especially dishes made with oranges and cognac. visit local markets to discover fresh and regional products, as well as unique artisanal products.