Grand marnier

These Grand Marnier cocktail recipes are sure to please! From margaritas to B-52s, these are some of the best Grand Marnier cocktails you've ever tried.

Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge is a famous orange liqueur with a cognac base. Discover why this premium French liqueur is popular in cocktail and food recipes.

Cointreau vs. Grand Marnier: What’s the Difference? Both are French, both are orange liqueurs, and Americans can’t pronounce either one correctly. So what’s the difference?

This cognac-based orange liqueur is known for its high proof and punchy flavors.

Fruity, fun, and flirty, these Grand Marnier cocktails are a guaranteed good night. From margaritas to mimosas to champagne punch, you'll want to try them all.

Top shelf ingredients make this Grand Marnier Margarita stand out from the rest. Easy to shake up at home with only 4 ingredients!

Oranges studded with cloves, also known as pomanders, make lovely holiday gifts. They create an inviting citrus-spice aroma that fills the whole house and are pleasing to the eye. Put oranges studded with cloves in closets or drawers for a fresh scent, or decorate the pomanders with ribbon to hang in a hallway.

Wrap up something Grand this holiday season. Surprise them with the refined taste of Grand Marnier Cuvée Louis-Alexandre.

Looking for the perfect combination of whiskey and orange liqueur? Check out our top 6 Grand Marnier whiskey cocktails that will have you asking for seconds!

This simple Grand Marnier Margarita is made with reposado tequila, lime juice, orange liqueur, lime juice, and some freshly squeezed blood orange juice for color and a punch of flavor. It's easy to make, perfectly balanced and absolutely delicious for any occasion!