Cointreau Orange Liqueur Lit
"Clear as mineral water; pure and viscous. The perfume of orange pulp is delicate, alluring, and tart...after aeration, the aroma turns much more dry peel-like, meaning oily and focused. The palate entry is intensely orange peel-like yet more sweet than bittersweet; the midpalate stage is deeply orangey, brisk and crisp, sweet and sublimely juicy. Finishes ideally citrusy/tart/astringent, then turns lithe and sweet. None better." Best Liqueur, Pacult's Spirit Journal
Wine Enthusiast: 92 Points
"Clear as mineral water; pure and viscous. The perfume of orange pulp is delicate, alluring, and tart...after aeration, the aroma turns much more dry peel-like, meaning oily and focused. The palate entry is intensely orange peel-like yet more sweet than bittersweet; the midpalate stage is deeply orangey, brisk and crisp, sweet and sublimely juicy. Finishes ideally citrusy/tart/astringent, then turns lithe and sweet. None better." Best Liqueur, Pacult's Spirit Journal
