Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40% | With coloring
Pierre Ferrand Triple Sec Curacao
Special features: This noble orange liqueur is based on a historical recipe from the 19th century and was developed in collaboration with renowned cocktail historian David Wondrich. It combines dried peels of the bitter Curaçao orange with selected herbal distillates and is refined with high-quality brandy and cognac from the Ferrand house. Aging in oak barrels gives it additional depth and complexity.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Intense aromas of orange blossoms, combined with candied orange peels and a hint of toasted wood reminiscent of aged cognac.
Palate: A delicate balance between sweet and bitter orange notes, accompanied by nuances of candied oranges, hazelnuts, bitter almonds, and marzipan.
Finish: Long-lasting, dry, and slightly spicy with a touch of citrus freshness.
Distillery/Bottler: Maison Ferrand, located in the Cognac region of France, is known for producing high-quality spirits. The distillery places great importance on traditional production methods and uses only the finest ingredients for its products.
What is the alcohol content of Pierre Ferrand Triple Sec Curacao?
The alcohol content is 40%. The product is not cold filtered and contains coloring agents.
What is the volume of Pierre Ferrand Triple Sec Curacao?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The stated alcohol content is 40%.
Which country does Pierre Ferrand Triple Sec Curacao come from?
The origin is France. The Triple Sec uses dried bitter oranges from the Curacao region in its production.
Who is the manufacturer and bottler of Pierre Ferrand Triple Sec Curacao?
The manufacturer and bottler is Pierre Ferrand. The production combines traditional craftsmanship with modern techniques.
What tasting notes are mentioned for Pierre Ferrand Triple Sec Curacao?
Fresh citrus notes of bitter oranges dominate the nose. On the palate, it shows intense aromas of orange peels, and the finish is long-lasting and gently bitter.