Cointreau Noir Orange liqueur with cognac

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alc./vol:
40%

Proof:
80°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
Unaged

Product of: Product of France France

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Cointreau Noir Cointreau Noir Launched in October 2012 (UK October 2014), Cointreau Noir was inspired by Majestic, a spirit originally created by Édouard Cointreau in the 1900s. A blend of 70% Cointreau orange liqueur and 30% Rémy-Martin cognac with an infusion of walnuts and almonds. Product #: 4896 5.0 stars, based on 1 reviews Rating from 1.0 to 5 £27.25 In stock! Order now!

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Launched in October 2012 (UK October 2014), Cointreau Noir was inspired by Majestic, a spirit originally created by Édouard Cointreau in the 1900s. A blend of 70% Cointreau orange liqueur and 30% Rémy-Martin cognac with an infusion of walnuts and almonds.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 02/11/2014

Appearance

Clear, golden amber.

Aroma

Pungent zesty orange, tangerine with faint dark chocolate and vanilla.

Taste

Intensely zesty orange, marmalade and bitter orange bite with saffron spice, vanilla and leathery nutty cognac.

Aftertaste

Orange zest and bitter orange marmalade with saffron.

Further product information

Barcode UPC: 3 035540 006394
Bottle Size: 700 ml
Closure: Screw / Stelvin cap

More about Cointreau Noir

Produced by Cointreau SA

Produced by Cointreau SA
Owned by Rémy Cointreau

Owned by Rémy Cointreau

21 Boulevard Haussmann, Paris, 75009, France
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UK distribution by Remy Cointreau UK Distribution Ltd

UK distribution by Remy Cointreau UK Distribution Ltd
UK consumer PR by Clementine Communications Ltd

UK consumer PR by Clementine Communications Ltd
UK trade PR by Clementine Communications Ltd

UK trade PR by Clementine Communications Ltd

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